> See here:http://www.champlindesign.com/maps/largeOverlay/largeOverlayTest.html
It all looks a bit horrid.
var sw1 = new google.maps.LatLng(-32.91,82.96);
var ne1 = new google.maps.LatLng(71.1,-111.83);
This is still a problem area ; longitude 'w' 82.96 to 'e' -111.83
crosses the dateline. People breaking up large overlays generally
break them at the dateline itself to avoid issues.
It is supposed to 'jump' when you drag to keep your overlay in view,
but they are supposed to remain nailed to the same place on the globe.
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