Odd, but apparently true. A range of mountains in Canada--revealed by satellite images in Google Maps--looks like a Native American Indian----that, or someone has done some masterful hacking and photoshop work. Check it out.
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This site compares it to an iPod ad. Sort of curious to see what's down in the middle of that "ear bud" ...
My understanding was that map makers put intentional inaccuracies into their maps to catch copyright infringement. This could be an example of that type of thing. Or just an easter egg someone snuck in.
Or someone had a big shovel, a strong back, and a bunch of time....
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