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Looks to be CERN or very close to it, outside of Geneva on the CH/FR border. Assuming that the map is roughly centered on the LHC.
Comment by David S | November 27, 2009
Geneva, Switzerland
Comment by David | November 27, 2009
French-Swiss border- Large Hadron Collider at CERN
Comment by Dennis S. | November 27, 2009
Franch/Swiss border near Geneva, the location of CERN, where they will make a black hole that will eat the planet. Just kidding, global warming will kill us all, not a black hole
Comment by Milosh, Serbia | November 27, 2009
This is the location of CERN, just north-west of Geneva in Switzerland. The Large Hadron Collider is underground here, though there’s not much to see from above.
Comment by brian t | November 28, 2009
North of Geneve, Switzerland. This map is centered near Chevry and Ornex, France.
(I’m back!)
How I found it: Focused on the airport, especially the high-speed taxiways - so had to be a major airport. The surrounding properties had a European pattern, definitely not North American. Then I used Google’s Images for airport diagrams, and found one on the second page that included the right runway orientation, nearby roadway that matched.
Here’s the link to the google image result:
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.avidyne.com/downloads/images/epk/EX5000_CMax_LSGG_AirportDiagram_300.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.avidyne.com/news/images.asp&usg=__668-JlcFToE89kH-kPLt90ziqaQ=&h=2545&w=3193&sz=3224&hl=en&start=20&um=1&tbnid=X3aJ3b8qzfaldM:&tbnh=120&tbnw=150&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dairport%2Bdiagram%26hl
Comment by Andy McConnell | November 29, 2009
Location of the CERN, at the French-Swiss border. The Airoport at the bottom is Geneve-Cointrin, the main facilities of the CERN are at the bottom left and the scale of this picture is approximately the diameter of the LHC. On the top left are the firts slopes of the Jura mountains.
Comment by Michael T | November 30, 2009
Geneva Airport (GVA), Geneva, Switzerland
Comment by Max_Power | November 30, 2009
CERN - Home of the LHC, just outside Geneva Switzerland.
Comment by ej | November 30, 2009
Large Hadron Collider area west of Genève
Comment by Willem | December 2, 2009