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___ Satellite View and Map of the City of Prague (Praha), Czech Republic

Satellite View and Map of Prague using Google Earth Data

Map showing expressways and main roads of Prague, largest city and the national capital of the  Czech Republic, situated on the Vltava river in central Bohemia. Prague is the cultural and economical center of the Czech nation, it has a city population of about 1.2 million inhabitants.
When you zoom in, you will see Charles Bridge (Czech: Karlův most), the famous historical bridge that crosses the Vltava river.

To view just the map, click on the "Map" button.
 
Google Earth: Satellite View and Map of Prague, Czech Republic.
 
φ Latitude °N, λ Longitude °E (of Map centre):
Click on the map and drag your mouse to move the map around. Changes also the Latitude/Longitude of the map.
Point with your mouse on a desired place on the map then double click to center the map. Zoom in +, Zoom out –
Map Type Control Buttons; to switch between various map types use this buttons: Map for street map, Satellite for satellite image; Hybrid for a combination of satellite image and street map; Terrain for a physical map.

Related Pages:

 Political Map of the Czech Republic

 Zoomable map/satellite view Czech Republic

 Czech Republic Country Profile

 Political Map of Europe


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Wikipedia: Prague
 
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