Google Maps expands to Europe, needs to learn more…
Finally Google Maps expands to Europe. First there was the UK and now the rest of the continent. 
BUT! 
I always had a hunch that Americans weren’t too involved in European geography. Especially the smaller countries. No problem there, but I would expect from Google to check and double-check their facts first. Take a look at this picture. (NO, it isn’t Photoshopped)
Steps to reproduce:
- Go to Google Maps
- Left Click on the map and drag to the left a few times (Europe is on the right…)
- Just take a look at the country next to the UK. What’s that spelled?
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