Google Maps Loses Rogers, MN & Wickliffe, OH On The Map

Mar 29, 2010 - 7:25 am 0 — by
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A Google Maps thread has confirmed reports that Rogers, MN and Wickliffe, OH had/have major issues finding local businesses and safety information.

The first report came last Tuesday, March 23rd, which said and confirmed that you cannot even find the local police station or hospital.

There are no longer any business listings for Rogers Minnesota. You cannot find the local fire department, emergency room, hotels or businesses or Cabela's Retail Store in Rogers Minnesota.

It seems like the issue may have been resolved this morning, but maybe not for all users. Brian B. from Google did however confirm the issue on Friday, saying:

Just wanted to hop in here and let everyone know that the team is looking into this issue that's affecting Rogers, MN, and now Wickliffe, OH.

I'll post an update here when i have more information.

Thanks to all for being persistent in reporting this error.

Forum discussion at Google Maps.

Update: This is still an issue and Mike Blumenthal reported this on the 17th.

 

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