Jess, Actually you can select the pin for a place then type in the Lat Long and it will place the pin at those coordinates in Google Earth. I plotted the locations for all of the trees on the list they published. Of course you can label the points, select what features are displayed on the map, and choose between different shapes and sizes of stick pins. It worked quite well once I played with it and figured out what was doing..
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