Google Earth place marker on desk top transferred to phone app?

[Toecutter]

I have lots of place markers in my Google Earth on my desk top computer at work, Im trying to get that data to show up on my phone app, I figured logging in would populate my phone app with the place markers since Im using the same account on both desk top and phone... What do I need to do to get my phone app to populate the place markers that are on my desk top??

 

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[A2coins]

I would like to know also good question

 

[A2coins]

Also welcome from MI Tommy

 

[SultansOfSwing]

there isnt an easy way to do it unfortunately.

 

[coinman123]

Download the "My Places" folder on Google Earth (right click it and click "Save Place As"), and saving it to my "Documents" folder on my desktop (though you can save it anywhere). Then search "My Places" on Google Search, click the first result titled, "Google Maps - My Places". remember to be logged onto your main email account when you do this. Click the red "Create A New Map" button, click the blue text that says, "Import", under the "Layer" text. Then click "Select File From Computer", and find "My Places", wherever you decided to save them. Now your places will be saved to your gmail account, and as long as you are using that account in the phone app, you should have them there. Click the "My Maps" folder on your phone, and your places should now pop up (they won't be there unless you click that). It is really much easier than it sounds, and should only take a couple minutes once you get the hang of it. Good luck, and let me know if you have anymore questions!

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[Toecutter]

thats it thanks coinman123!!

 

[coinman123]

thats it thanks coinman123!!

No problem! Hope my post helped, if you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Great information, thank you for sharing!

 

[A#1]

My method is different than coinman123, because I found the functionality of Android based Google Maps, and Google Earth to be somewhat limited, and it didn't really do much for me.

It's really pretty easy, I do it quite often to move intel between my Windows desktop, Windows laptop, Android phone, and Android tablet on the dashboard of my treasuremobile. Once you do it a time or three it only takes seconds.

You'll need to the app Backcountry Navigator available from the Android App Store, and The use of your Google Drive for transfer.

Basically the way I do things is to overlay an image onto Google Earth. Old maps, aerials, etc.

Use Google Earth tools to mark homesites, Building locations, ruins, treelines(old), roads, railroads, etc. Placemarkers, lines, shapes, circles, etc. You can also enter notes, about all these things.

Export that data as a KML file.

Save that file to my Google Drive. Now I can move it to any device I want to.

Download the KML file to whatever device you want it on, and Import the information using the appropriate program.

This method can usually bring me within sight of a cellar hole, Keep me within boundarys of yards and clearings long since gone, follow railroads with no visible beds. I use it in some fashion every weekend.

This works in reverse too. I can mark waypoints, record tracks, make notes on the hoof with my tablet or phone, and bring them to Google earth .

Better Instruction will be lengthy and take some time, but if yall would like them, I'll edit this post to make it better.