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I assume the USGS still holds the same data, no less accessible than before. So, if Google has put their copy of the data behind a wall, or deleted it, it's n

I assume the USGS still holds the same data, no less accessible than before. So, if Google has put their copy of the data behind a wall, or deleted it, it's no less accessible than if Google had never been allowed to make that copy.

riking 6y ago
but... it's not current data. the historical data loses value as it ages. Aerial scans of "one month ago" are now less accessible.