Google's satellite imaging partner, GeoEye, has taken new pictures of Christchurch, putting a new perspective on the damage caused by the Tuesday, February 22 earthquake.
The satellite photos were taken on Thursday, February 24th from the GeoEye-1 satellite.
Some parts of the city are covered in clouds, but substantial portions of the central business district are clearly visible.
Christchurch Cathedral, March 2009 (click to zoom).
Christchurch Cathedral, 24 February 2011 (click to zoom).
Latimer Square, March 2009 (click to zoom).
Latimer Square, 24 February 2011 (click to zoom).
Pre and post-quake images
The Google Earth programme (here) must be installed on your computer for you to load the Christchurch photo KML files in the links below (once installed, use the layer on/off function to compare pre and post-quake photos. The pre-quake images were taken in March 2009).
The Google Earth programme (here) must be installed on your computer for you to load the Christchurch photo KML files in the links below (once installed, use the layer on/off function to compare pre and post-quake photos. The pre-quake images were taken in March 2009).
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