How Do I Copy Multiple Polygons in Google Earth?

You can copy multiple polygons in Google Earth by using the "Copy" function. Here's how:

1. Select the polygons: Hold down the Shift key and click on each polygon you want to copy.
2. Right-click: Right-click on any of the selected polygons.
3. Choose "Copy": From the context menu, select "Copy".
4. Paste the polygons: Go to the location where you want to paste the polygons and right-click. Select "Paste".

Note: You can also use the "Ctrl+C" keyboard shortcut to copy and "Ctrl+V" to paste the polygons.

Additional Tips:

• Copy and paste individual points: You can also copy and paste individual points from polygons. This can be useful for creating new polygons or editing existing ones.
• Use the "Move" tool: After copying polygons, you can use the "Move" tool to reposition them.
• Duplicate polygons: If you want to create exact copies of polygons, use the "Duplicate" function instead of "Copy".

You can find more information on using polygons in Google Earth on the official Google Earth website: https://earth.google.com/web/