Inside said folder is an image aptly named staticmap.png. From there you can save the page as Web Page, complete (in Firefox), which saves a folder containing the image. A manual way to solve your question would be to "print" the current view, which opens a new window. You can store up to 2GB of imagery this way, which is quite substantial.Įdit: Per your edit, it seems that GE is not for what you are looking. You might also be interested in this which explains caching various places so that Google Earth can be used in offline mode.
If you have a Pro Account, you can set the output resolution and also save to PDF. It would probably be easiest in Google Earth, where you can directly save the extents to a JPEG.
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