The phase-outs of the Google Maps JavaScript API v3 Panoramio Library and Weather Library are beginning now, with support continuing until June 4, 2015, per the terms of Google’s deprecation policy.

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And help is being made available on the Google Maps JavaScript API v3 forum. The move is not surprising, given the limited interest in the API’s unique features, as noted above.

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