Nokia Maps offers street views of London. Bing Maps offers street view for London, Liverpool and Manchester. HERE/Yahoo! Maps provides street view of several UK cities. Eye2eye Software has systematically photographed Britain in 360 degree panoramas and stills, publishing the collection as the school resource and home reference Eye2eye Britain. BBC Domesday Reloaded offered online access to a subset of the street and interior 360 views, created for the 1986 LaserDisc based BBC Domesday Project, the website is now defunct, with a copy held at The National Archives (United Kingdom). North America Canada: Microsoft's Bing Maps introduced Streetside in December 2009. It features selected areas in Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia associated with the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. United States: Bing Maps Streetside is Microsoft's main competing service to Google Street View in the United States. CycloMedia has captured street-level imagery of many large metropolitan areas in the US starting in 2013; it is licensed to business and government organizations and not available to the general public, though at least one government (the City of Philadelphia) has made its CycloMedia imagery publicly accessible. Streetside, EveryScape and MapJack provide street views of some cities. Mapquest had a street view service called 360 View, which was discontinued in August 2011. Bing Maps provide street views of many cities across the U.S. earthmine uses vehicle-mounted camera rigs to capture imagery and three dimensional data of the urban environment. South America Argentina: Two Argentine street view services have existed. Mapplo was claimed to be the first in Latin America. Mapplo closed in 2012. Fotocalle, another Argentine project, is claimed to be the first street view service in the world to provide HD pictures. Fotocalle is not working as of November 2020. Chile: Chilean company Publiguías released a service similar to Google's Street View in December 2010 called Street Diving". It currently offers views of Providencia and Santiago communes, with plans to expand it to other communes in the future. XYGO launched a street view service in April 2011 marginally covering seven cities. It now covers over 50 cities and claims to have coverage for 240 communes of Chile, which they will be releasing periodically. References street view services