6 Memorable Google Maps Mishaps

Last year, Google announced it was hiring 300 temporary workers to improve the accuracy of Google Maps—and with good reason. From underwater cities to reigniting 15th century border wars, Google Maps gaffes have created quite the controversy. Here’s a look at the most memorable ones.

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For the last three years, a technical glitch in Google Maps has led tourists looking for the entrance to Round Valley State Park in New Jersey to the driveway of resident Laurie Gneiding. Gneiding tells ABC News that the number of tourists visiting their house grew from a handful to far too many this summer.

Gneiding, who purchased an 8-foot-long traffic barricade and signs, says even that hasn’t stopped tourists from pulling into her driveway. During the July 4th holiday this year, she made a sign on a sheet of plywood saying, “NOT Park Entrance…Private Driveway… Google Maps is Wrong!”