Anybody asked Google Earth to correct an error?

On Google Maps, bottom left in small text click on "report a problem" and give the details. I've used it a couple of times and it's usually resolved in a few days.

I reported a drive way that was marked as a road and it was corrected in a few days.

I've done that twice, but it has never been changed.

I would think that too. Having so much to cover, I'd think Google would be slow to roll out changes/corrections.

Google promptly fixed two map errors that I reported. Then I reported that the Walmart was on the wrong street, and that street did not connect to WM parking lot. Google replied that Walmart supplied the location & WM would need to OK the change. A year later, the store location was corrected but the WM Pharmacy was still at wrong location. Just now I checked. The pharmacy is correct, but the RedBox is still on wrong street.

For the two corrections I submitted, it was easy for me to prove with Google's own data. One was an incorrect spelling for a restaurant (StreetView clearly showed the restaurant's sign with correct spelling). The other, satellite view clearly showed fences that blocked automobiles. That was a surprise driving a moving van having to turn around.

My changes had to do with a relatively new baseball field and a dogpark. You could see both with the satellite view.

I've submitted corrections several times and within 1 month Google got back to me with the update.

I submitted a change to the name of a local road a year ago. The name was misspelled. Sometime between then and now it was corrected. It was a county road and not frequently traveled, but it's now correct.

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try Streetview since their own photo would seem to be enough proof .

I just now submitted, for the third time this year, a new location. (Third time for the same location)

Let's see if it works this time.

I tried for the third time to add a location to Google maps about 2 months ago. Still no action. IS THERE ANYONE BACK THERE!!!

I found a bug that caused Google Earth to crash on both Windows and Mac systems. Took a while to find the correct place to report that bug. I assume the next release of the software will fix it.