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If you've ever used the computer program that utilizes satellite imagery to search for landmarks in the Magic Valley, then you might have had a chuckle or two in the process.

If you look hard enough, you'll find some unusual things on Google Earth. Especially in Idaho...

If you haven't messed around with Google Earth lately, there's a lot that's new. For one thing, you can view a lot more places in 3D and that includes Twin Falls. Now, we look even more weird than usual.

It's fun to play around with Google Earth. Zooming in and out trying to locate your house can kill a lot of time. But, did you know that Google Earth also includes a flight simulator that will allow you to fly around the Magic Valley for free?

Engadget is reporting that Google has brought higher resolution images into their Maps and Earth program. You know what that means? That's right. Twin Falls now looks even better from space.

While looking at Google Earth to see the canyon by the Perrine Bridge and over to the Shoshone Falls, I noticed some pretty weird looking things in the topography of Twin Falls.