Google Earth Portable 7.3

Google Earth Portable is a self-contained edition of Google Earth by Google that runs directly from a USB drive or any folder, with no traditional installation required. It delivers the same powerful 3D globe, satellite imagery, and mapping tools you expect from Google Earth, making it ideal for classrooms, fieldwork, shared computers, and locked-down environments.

Key features:

• Explore high-resolution satellite imagery with 3D terrain and buildings; fly to addresses, coordinates, or points of interest.
• Street View integration for ground-level panoramas where available.
• Layers for roads, borders, places, photos, and more.
• Measure distances and areas; add placemarks, paths, and polygons; record tours.
• Historical imagery to see how locations have changed over time.
• Import and export KML/KMZ to share maps and geospatial data.
• Portable configuration that keeps settings and cache within its own folder to minimize traces on the host machine.

Note: Google officially distributes Google Earth for the web and Google Earth Pro for desktop. “Portable” packaging may be provided by third parties. Verify the source and licensing before use.

Google Earth Portable is developed by Google. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 1.3, 7.1 and 7.3. The name of the program executable file is portable.exe.