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Version	Release date	Changes
1.0	July 2001
1.4	January 2002
1.6	February 2003
1.7.2	October 2003
2.2	August 2004
3.0	June 2005	The first version released after Google acquired Keyhole, Inc.
4.0	June 2006
4.1	May 2007
4.2	August 2007	Google Sky was introduced A flight simulator was added
4.3	April 2008	First release to implement KML version 2.2 Google Street View was added
5.0	May 2009	Google Ocean was introduced Historical Imagery was introduced
5.1	November 2009
5.2	July 2010
6.0	March 2011
6.1	October 2011
6.2	April 2012
7.0	December 2012
7.1	April 2013
7.3	July 2017	Google Earth Pro became the standard version of the desktop program.
9.0	April 2017	A browser-based version of the program

User data[edit]

Google Earth supports managing three-dimensional geospatial data through Keyhole Markup Language (KML).^[1]

List of rides[edit]

Name	Ride manufacturer	Ride type	Year added	Notes
Thrill rides
Canobie Corkscrew	Arrow Development	Steel roller coaster	1987	Canobie's first inverting coaster.
Pirata	S.D.C.	Pirate ship	1986	Modeled after an old Spanish galleon
Psychodrome	Eli Bridge Company	Scrambler	1989^[2]	An indoor Scrambler ride with music and various visual effects.
Starblaster	S&S Power	Double shot	2002	Replaced the "Moon Orbiter". The ride was installed by Ride Entertainment Group.^[3]
Turkish Twist	S.D.C.^[4]	Rotor	1981
Untamed	Gerstlauer	Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter	2011
Wipeout	Chance Rides	Wipeout	2004	Replacement of the "Kosmojets"
Xtreme Frisbee	HUSS	Frisbee	2007	Replacement of the Galaxi coaster
Yankee Cannonball	Philadelphia Toboggan Company	Wooden roller coaster	1936	Classic wooden coaster loaded with air-time hills
Family rides
Antique Carousel	Looff/Dentzel/Stein & Goldstein	Carousel	1902
Antique Cars	Arrow Development	Car ride	—
Blue Heron	—	Boat ride	2005	A 20-minute boat ride on Canobie Lake
Boston Harbor Patrol	—		2008
Canobie 500	Arrow Dynamics	Race cars	1977
Canobie Express	Crown Metal Products	Train ride	—	2 ft (610 mm)^[5] narrow gauge steam engine and propane-fired^[6]
Caterpillar	Harry Traver	Caterpillar ride	1963
Crazy Cups	Philadelphia Toboggan Company	Teacups	1958
DaVinci's Dream	—	Swing ride	2003
Dodgems	—	Bumper car ride	1930s
Giant Sky Wheel	—	Ferris wheel	1981
Kiddie Dragon Coaster	Zamperla	Children's roller coaster	1991
Mine of Lost Souls	Sally Corporation	Dark ride	1987
Over the Rainbow	Zamperla		2001^[7]
Skater	Zamperla	Disk'O	2005
Sky Ride	SkyTrans Mfg.^[8] and Universal Design	Chairlift	—
Twist & Shout	Sellner Manufacturing	Tilt-A-Whirl	—
Wave Blaster	Zamperla		2009	Only ride of its kind in the United States
Zero Gravity	Battech Enterprises	Round Up	2008	Replaced similar Round Up ride
Water rides
Boston Tea Party	Hopkins Rides	Shoot the Chute	1998^[9]
Castaway Island	WhiteWater West	AquaPlay RainFortress	2005^[10]
Policy Pond Log Flume	Hopkins Rides	Log flume	1982
Tall Timber Splash	WhiteWater West Industries	Water coaster	1994	Double water slide coaster
Kids rides
Alpine Swing	Sartori Rides International	Children's swing ride	2003
Autobahn	—		2009
Boats	—		—
Fire Engines	—		—
Flower Power	William Mangels	Children's whip ride	1994	Kiddie Whip
Helicopters	—		—
Jeeps	—		—
Jump Around	—		2009	A kiddie version of Wave Blaster
Jungle Bounce	S&S Power		2003
Junior Sports Cars	—		1958
Kiddie Canoes	Venture Manufacturing		—
Kiddie Carousel	—	Children's carousel	—
Mini Dinos	Zamperla		—
Mini-Skooter	Zamperla	Children's bumper cars	—
Pony Carts	—		—
Sea/Land Rescue	Allen Herschell & Zamperla		1989^[2]
Sky Fighters	—		—
Tanks	—		—

^ "Keyhole Markup Language — Google Developers". Developers.google.com. 2012-03-01. Retrieved 2013-06-15.
^ ^a ^b "CANOBIE SPECIAL", Boston Globe, April 16, 1989.
^ "Projects". Ride Entertainment Group. Retrieved 22 November 2013.
^ Sandy, Adam. "The Flat Joint". Retrieved July 14, 2012.
^ "Surviving Steam Locomotive Search".
^ Cite error: The named reference arcadia was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ "More sure signs of spring: Canobie Lake Park opens", New Hampshire Sunday News (Manchester, NH), April 29, 2001
^ "Our Clients". SkyTrans Manufacturing, LLC. Retrieved January 12, 2017.
^ Miller-Medzon, Karyn (July 5, 1998). "For your amusement - Region's theme parks have a host of new rides to thrill and chill you". Boston Herald.
^ "Canobie's new Castaway Island water complex opens", New Hampshire Union Leader, May 26, 2005

[1] "Keyhole Markup Language — Google Developers". Developers.google.com. 2012-03-01. Retrieved 2013-06-15.

[special-2] "CANOBIE SPECIAL", Boston Globe, April 16, 1989.

[3] "Projects". Ride Entertainment Group. Retrieved 22 November 2013.

[4] Sandy, Adam. "The Flat Joint". Retrieved July 14, 2012.

[5] "Surviving Steam Locomotive Search".

[arcadia-6] Cite error: The named reference arcadia was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[Springsings-7] "More sure signs of spring: Canobie Lake Park opens", New Hampshire Sunday News (Manchester, NH), April 29, 2001

[8] "Our Clients". SkyTrans Manufacturing, LLC. Retrieved January 12, 2017.

[Teaparty-9] Miller-Medzon, Karyn (July 5, 1998). "For your amusement - Region's theme parks have a host of new rides to thrill and chill you". Boston Herald.

[castaway-10] "Canobie's new Castaway Island water complex opens", New Hampshire Union Leader, May 26, 2005

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