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You can move locations you've saved in Google Earth to a different computer. Saved locations are called
placemarks, and they're automatically saved to your computer.
Windows
Select OK.
In the directory, you'll see a file called "myplaces.kml". This file has your saved locations.
Mac
Open the Finder.
At the top of the screen, click Go. Hold down Option or Alt, then click Library and then Application
support and then Google Earth.
You'll see a file called "myplaces.kml". This file has your saved locations.
There are a few ways you can transfer the file with your saved locations to another computer:
Tip: Back up your myplaces.kml file to a removable device, like USB drive.