 Once in Street View, you can drag the image to look around. In the bottom left corner, there is a map showing you where you are. Light gray arrows will appear on the road. You can click in the direction of that arrow and the image will move forward, left, right, or backward, depending on what is available. There is also an option to view Google Earth satellite imagery in your browser, without having to download the software. Usergenerated images of the surrounding area are included at the bottom of the screen. These can be helpful, as they may show indicators from different angles.  Keep in mind that a location you are looking for may have more than one name or spelling. Additionally, Google Maps has location names in English or in the local language, such as Arabic. If you need help finding a place’s name, refer to the resource GeoNames (see Section 8.1.4), described below. Not all countries have street view, and so using other maps may be necessary. 42