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unc70

(6,114 posts) Mon Aug 21, 2017, 04:39 PM Aug 2017

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Track the eclipse with Google Maps traffic

Was checking the traffic after the eclipse. As expected, very heavy and slow traffic flowing away from the centerline of totality. I did a series of screen grabs of Google Maps showing the traffic. From the traffic, easy to recreate the path of the eclipse from SC all the way back to Oregon.

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Track the eclipse with Google Maps traffic (Original Post) unc70 Aug 2017 OP

I can attest to that unblock Aug 2017 #1

What part of TN? unc70 Aug 2017 #2

West of knoxville, near London at the moment. unblock Aug 2017 #3

I meant loudon ;) finally in knoxville now. 40 miles in nearly 3 hours! unblock Aug 2017 #4

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(52,227 posts)

1. I can attest to that

Reply to unc70 (Original post)

Mon Aug 21, 2017, 04:45 PM

Aug 2017

Stuck on a tennessee two-lane behind a line of cars that seems to stretch halfway to the moon

unc70

(6,114 posts)

2. What part of TN?

Reply to unblock (Reply #1)

Mon Aug 21, 2017, 04:56 PM

Aug 2017

I'm in Knoxville at the moment. Was west of town for the eclipse. Very little traffic here for a while. Probably the Rapture.

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3. West of knoxville, near London at the moment.

Reply to unc70 (Reply #2)

Mon Aug 21, 2017, 05:06 PM

Aug 2017

We saw it in madisonville.
At this rate we'll make knoxville by Thursday lol!

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4. I meant loudon ;) finally in knoxville now. 40 miles in nearly 3 hours!

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Mon Aug 21, 2017, 07:44 PM

Aug 2017

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