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| "text_content": "The English-speaking parts of Canada useBritish Englishspelling (e.g. centre; colour). In addition, Canada mostly uses themetric system. For example, speed is measured inkilometresper hour.\n\nNOTE: This is useful to distinguish between the US, where American English spelling and (usually) theimperial systemare used. For example, the US measures speed in miles.", | |
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| "text_content": "Canada has a fair amount ofGeneration 2 coverage, especially in ruralor remote areas. Generation 2 can be recognized by the big circular car blur and the halo-like colour distortion in the sky.\n\nNOTE: Generation 2 is very rare in the US. If you are between Canada and the US, and the location is in Generation 2, you are much more likely to be in Canada.", | |
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| "text_content": "Canada uses uniquediamond-shaped T-Intersection signs.\n\nSome provinces use different designs.You can learn more about those in the region guessing section.\n\nNOTE: Canada is the only country in the world where you can find these signs. The US, for example, uses rectangularT-Intersection signs.", | |
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| "text_content": "Canada uses the word‘maximum’on speed signs. Because speed is measured in kilometres instead of miles, the numbers tend to be higher than the US which can be identifiable from afar.\n\nNOTE: The US uses the words‘speed limit’on such signs. In addition, speed limits ending with 5 are more common in the US, and the ‘speed limit’ text takes up two lines versus one for ‘maximum’ in Canada.", | |
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| "text_content": "Canadian roads usually havesingle yellowcentre lines. However, double middle yellow centre lines are still decently common.\n\nNOTE: Double yellow centre lines are more common in the US. This is not a 100% reliable clue, so make sure to use this along with other clues.", | |
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| "text_content": "You can sometimes findcommunal mailboxesin Canada. Personal mailboxes are still very common, though.\n\nCanada Post has ared logo, which sometimes appears on mailboxes.\n\nNOTE: These communal mailboxes are very rare in the US. In addition, the US Postal Service has a blue logo.", | |
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| "text_content": "Canadian road signs tend to beless wordycompared to their US counterparts. Good examples of this are railroad crossing and yield signs. In the US, these usually have the literal words ‘railroad crossing’ and ‘yield’ written on them, whereas in Canada, these signs are typicallyblank.", | |
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| "text_content": "Each province has its ownunique licence plates, some recognizable from afar even when blurred. Multiple provincesdo notrequire front plates, which can be useful when deciding between provinces.\n\nNOTE: Since 2019, front plates are no longer required in New Brunswick. However, you should still expect to see them in older coverage. As well, all commercial vehicles in Newfoundland and Labrador are required to use front plates, and so it is possible to see them on vans and pickup trucks.\n\nYou can click on the image to enlarge it.\n\n", | |
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| "text_content": "French is the majority language inQuébecand parts ofNew Brunswick.\n\nNOTE: At the federal level, French has official status alongside English, so you can sometimes find bilingual signs in other parts of Canada. In addition, French is also spoken in several communities in Nova Scotia, Ontario and Manitoba.", | |
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| "text_content": "Each province has their ownhighway shieldswith uniquedesigns.\n\nThe green Trans-Canada Highway shield, shown in the top right of the image, can be found in all 10 provinces.\n\nYou can click on the image to enlarge it.", | |
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| "text_content": "Each province has its own uniquekilometre markersthat vary slightly.\n\nNotably, Ontario KM markers have awhite squareat the bottom, which is unique to the province.\n\nYou can click on the image to enlarge it.", | |
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| "text_content": "Some provinces haveunique speed signs.\n\nOntario speed limit signs may have ablack sectionon the bottom with the words ‘km/h’ or ‘begins’ written in white.\n\nBritish Columbian signs also include the ‘km/h’ butlackthe black section.\n\nQuébec can sometimes haveFrenchon their speed limit signs.\n\nYou can click on the image to enlarge it.", | |
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| "text_content": "Alberta has a uniqueblack and whitebollard that is often found at intersections. It has acylindricalshape and two black bands that wrap all the way around. It is one of the most useful Canadian bollards to learn because it appears so frequently.\n\nNOTE: Some Alberta bollards have ayellow bandbetween the two black bands, instead of a white one.Blue bandscan also rarely be seen, particularly in and around Calgary, whilegreen bandsare rarely seen in and around Edmonton.", | |
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| "text_content": "Manitoba uses black and grey painted bollards. Most of the time anorange stripewill be present below the grey one.\n\nWooden, rectangular bollardsof this form are typically found further north in Manitoba\n\nNOTE: Bollards inthisformat with just a black top are seen in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.", | |
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| "text_content": "British Columbia has black-and-white bollards with a thin, slightly curved shape. It is most commonly found on Vancouver Island, but can be found all throughout the province.\n\nNOTE: They can look superficially similar to the Alberta bollard. However, the thin shape and the wider spacing of the two black bands should help you tell them apart.", | |
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| "text_content": "Québec has unique bollards that are always attached to guardrails. They are long, thin white poles with aredorgreen reflectorat the top.", | |
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| "text_content": "You will often find theseyellow fire hydrant markersatop signposts in Québec.\n\nInQuébec Citythese markers will usually have a blue rectangle and markers inTrois-Rivièresare distinctly small.\n\nNOTE: Sometimes the markers will havedifferent colours. Beware thatEdmundston, in New Brunswick, uses these too.", | |
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| "text_content": "You can find theserectangular markerson the sides of the roads in Québec. The colours can vary.\n\nNOTE: These can be rarely found on urban divided highways in New Brunswick.", | |
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| "text_content": "You can find thesediamond-shaped markerson the sides of the roads in Ontario. The colours can vary.", | |
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| "text_content": "In Ontario, you will often see these types of guardrails. They consist ofcylindrical wooden posts, held together by preciselythree metal wires. Some posts are marked by a reflective white band.", | |
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| "text_content": "These flat,yellow bollardscan be found on the Trans-Canada highway in New Brunswick.", | |
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| "text_content": "The Northwest Territories has a black and white bollard with a cylindrical shape and twothick,blackbands.\n\nNOTE: It looks very similar to the Alberta bollard. However, the Alberta bollard has thinner black bands.", | |
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| "text_content": "The transformers on poles willfacethe road in British Columbia and New Brunswick, while inother provinces, it will beparallelwith the wires.", | |
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| "text_content": "Transformers on Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia will be installed at a 45° angle relative to the road. On PEI, red numbers will usually be written on the side.", | |
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| "text_content": "These distinctive pole tops are most commonly found in Ontario. They have two insulators to theside, and one ontop. The side insulators are affixed to the pole with a distinctattachment. Sometimes, multiple of them can bestackedon top of each other.\n\nNOTE: They can occasionally appear in British Columbia, Nova Scotia, or other provinces more rarely.", | |
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| "text_content": "Some Québec poles have recognizable pole tops with insulator rods that areangled slightly upwards.", | |
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| "text_content": "Québec poles may sometimes have a verticalblack and yellowlabel. There is a small‘Q’in the black part.", | |
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| "text_content": "Poles on Prince Edward Island usually feature asmall white sticker.", | |
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| "text_content": "Pole top insulators in Saskatchewanalternate. While one pole will have one insulator on the left and two on the right, the next will have two on the left and one on the right.", | |
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| "text_content": "Québec T-Intersection signsdo notfeature the chequerboard pattern.", | |
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| "text_content": "Newfoundland T-Intersection signs feature arectangular yellow borderaround the diamond shape.", | |
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| "text_content": "Road signs in British Columbia can havegreenbacksides.\n\nNOTE: Green backsides are also somewhat common on Prince Edward Island.", | |
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| "text_content": "Signs in British Columbia are sometimes hung down from these unique signposts.", | |
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| "text_content": "British Columbia predominantly usesconcrete barriersinstead of guardrails.", | |
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| "text_content": "You can sometimes find agreen and whitestriped sticker on signposts in Manitoba.", | |
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| "text_content": "Signposts in Saskatchewan can feature thesewhite triangles. The number can vary.", | |
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| "text_content": "Stop signs with the word‘Arrêt’are unique to Québec.", | |
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| "text_content": "Stop signs with both‘Stop’ and ‘Arrêt’are most commonly found in New Brunswick.\n\nNOTE: Such stop signs can rarely be found in other provinces.", | |
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| "text_content": "Rural roads in Alberta are numbered sequentially. This makes it easy to figure out your exact location using just a road sign.\n\nTownship roads(Twp Rd) run east to west. Their numbers increase the more north you go.\n\nRange roads(Rge Rd) run north to south. Their numbers increase the more west you go. These numbers reset a couple of times.\n\nThis infographicshows which numbers are found where. You need to multiply the numbers on the grid by 10 to get the road numbers. For example, the junction in the image example is found just north of Red Deer.\n\nNOTE: Similarly named roads can also sometimes be seen in Saskatchewan, however they are more common in Alberta.", | |
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| "text_content": "This guardrail, withsmall polesconnected bythreeorfour metal wires, can rarely be found on major highways in Alberta.", | |
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| "text_content": "Ontario uses distinctorange and blackstriped traffic cones.\n\nQuébec, on the other hand, has uniqueorange and whitestriped traffic cones.", | |
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| "text_content": "TheGreat Plainsare mostly flat, with some rolling hills. There is a lot of agriculture, very few trees, and it is very sparsely populated. The landscape gets drier the further south-southwest you go, with the driest parts near the border with the US state of Montana.", | |
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| "text_content": "Canola is grown in thecentral southernprairies, and it can be found almost nowhere else in Canada. It is visually similar to a field of brightyellow flowers.\n\nNOTE: Canola is also very common in the US state of North Dakota.", | |
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| "text_content": "The region around Rouyn-Noranda in northwestern Québec can mainly be characterised by thenorth-south grid,along with theslightly hillylandscape featuring many agricultural fields nestled between the forests, which have many shorter trees as well as thin birches.", | |
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| "text_content": "Southern Saskatchewan has many river valleys, which means that the province can have a barrenhilly landscape; much more so than the rest of the Canadian Great Plains, which tends to be really flat.\n\nNOTE: Some of this hilliness extends into southern Alberta and Manitoba.", | |
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| "text_content": "Aspen treesare common in the forested parts of Manitoba. They are recognizable by their white, birch-like trunks. In most seasons, they have regular green leaves, but in fall coverage, they turn a characteristic bright yellow colour.", | |
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| "text_content": "The Canadian Shield extends through the eastern part of Canada. Therefore, you will commonly seeexposed rockson street view in the highlighted area.", | |
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| "text_content": "TheQuébec City-Windsor Corridoris the most densely populated part of Canada. It is mostly flat and green, with a patchwork of agriculture and occasional forest cover.\n\nNOTE: This area can look similar to the Great Lakes region in the US.", | |
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| "text_content": "Prince Edward Island soil has a distinctredtint to it. Potato farming is also very common on PEI.\n\nNOTE: This type of soil can occasionally be seen in certain areas of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.", | |
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| "text_content": "TheBalsam Firis a very commonspecies of tree found in Newfoundland. It has a Christmas tree-like appearance.\n\nNOTE: While most commonly found in Newfoundland, the Balsam Fir can also grow in other parts of Eastern Canada and the US. For an overview, seethismap.", | |
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| "text_content": "Canadian phone numbers start with athree-digit area code. Both landlines and mobile phones use the same area codes.\n\nNOTE: Canadian phone numbers are formatted XXX XXX XXXX, with the area code being the first three digits. It is fairly common to see 7-digit numbers with the area code omitted.\n\nYou can click on the image to enlarge it.", | |
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| "text_content": "Provincial flagsappear decently often, so it is worth learning them. TheFleurdeliséof Québec in particular is very common.\n\nYou can click on the image to enlarge it.", | |
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| "text_content": "Bins made ofwoodplanks can be seen on Newfoundland driveways. These are most commonlyoctagonal,however they can have other shapes.\n\nNOTE: Although they are most common in Newfoundland, they can also sometimes be seen in other provinces, such asNew Brunswick.", | |
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| "text_content": "Acadiais a French-speaking cultural region in the Canadian Maritimes. It does not have clearly defined borders, but is usually understood to at least include north and east New Brunswick. It has its own flag, which is very commonly seen in this region. The flag is a French-style tricolour with a yellow star in the blue band.\n\nNOTE: There are some isolated Acadian communities in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island (shaded pink on the minimap).", | |
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| "text_content": "TheDempster Highway(road numbers 5 and 8) connects the Klondike Highway (road number 2) in Yukon with the remote town of Inuvik in the Northwest Territories.\n\nIt is very recognizable: it is an unpaved road with Generation 2 coverage,dark brownsoil, and a tundra landscape withshort trees. It is mostly hilly and mountainous, but the section between Fort McPherson and Inuvik is flat. Closer to Inuvik, the weather gets cloudy.", | |
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| "text_content": "TheTop of the World Highwaywest of Dawson City in Yukon has overcast Generation 2 coverage and is located mostly high up in the mountains, making it recognizable.", | |
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| "text_content": "A group ofmotorcyclistscan be seen in front of the Google car on this stretch of Highway 1 near Beaver Creek in Yukon.", | |
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| "text_content": "The AB-93 highway through Banff and Jasper National Park features distinct, gradual, and steep mountains with asharppeak on either side of the road. Tall, somewhat thin trees can also be seen.", | |
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| "text_content": "The area near Drumheller, Alberta has distinct canyon-liketreelessrock formations that comprise the landscape.", | |
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| "text_content": "TheTrans-Labrador Highway(road numbers 500 and 510) is a recognizable road, covered by Generation 4, mostly during sunny weather conditions. Thin pinetrees line the side of the road, and it has a remote, cold, and northern feel. On many parts of the road, the sun is low in the sky.", | |
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| "text_content": "The inland roads of theGaspé Peninsulafeature densely forested mountainous terrain. It is particularly common to encounterovercastcoverage in this region.", | |
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| "text_content": "TheCape Breton Highlandsin northeastern Nova Scotia have an unusual amount of elevation for Eastern Canadian standards. It is very forested, with a mix of broad-leaf trees and pine trees.", | |
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| "text_content": "Route 430on Newfoundland has Generation 3 coverage and runs in a roughly south-southwest to north-northeast direction. It is located in a remote and sparsely populated part of the island. On many sections of the road, the coast is visible to your west. To your east, you will usually see lowpinetree forests, and occasionally an imposingwall of mountainsin the far distance.", | |
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| "text_content": "The town ofStewart, in western British Columbia near the border with Alaska, has Generation 2 coverage with distinct overcast mountains.", | |
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| "text_content": "Iqaluit is the capital of Nunavut, meaning it ismore urban, and built up compared to other Nunavut settlements. The city features bilingualturquoise street signs. Speed limit signs are also uniquely bilingual. And on the outskirts of the city, these unique road markers can be seen.", | |
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| "text_content": "The remote town of Churchill in northern Manitoba features a trekker with a distinct thinantennavisible on the front right side of the car. The town also has unique street signs.\n\nNOTE: This coverage is also seen in the surrounding area.", | |
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| "text_content": "This unique Google car anddark-coloured soil is found in Tulita, NWT. The car will most often look like this, but can also be fully blurred with just theantennavisible, or with the hood of the car visible.", | |
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| "text_content": "Sanikiluaq is a remote town situatedin Hudson Bay. This snowy town was covered by a snowmobile whose driver wore a darkbrowncoat.\n\nNOTE: Snowmobile coverage can be foundoutsidethe town on the ice-covered sea, where the driver isnotvisible.", | |
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| "text_content": "Inukjuak is a town in northern Québec. This town can be recognized by thesnowmobilethat isvisible through the blur.\n\nNOTE: In Sanikiluaq, the other town with snowmobile coverage, you will always see the driver.", | |
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| "text_content": "Grise Fiord is the northernmost covered town in Canada. It can easily be recognized by theseunique mountainsand the ice floes on the coast.", | |
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| "google_maps_url": "https://goo.gl/maps/S7NFkoZHcjUYyKFs8" | |
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| "text_content": "The northern town of Resolute can be recognized by thebarrenlandscape with visiblepatches of snow.", | |
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| "text_content": "Cambridge Bay is the only Nunavut settlement to haveGeneration 2trekker coverage.", | |
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| "text_content": "The town of Qikiqtarjuaq features distinctmountains, andred tinted soil.", | |
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| "text_content": "Kangiqsualujjuaq is a town in northern Québec, surrounded bygreen rocky hills, with trees visible in the distance.", | |
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| "text_content": "Nain is a small town on the Northeastern coast of Labrador. The town featurescolourful wooden houses, andtreesin and around the town. To the north, abig hillis usually visible. And to the south,rocky cliffscan be seen on the other side of the bay. Additionally, kids can sometimes be seen walking beside the trekker.", | |
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| "text_content": "Red Bay is a town on the southern coast of Labrador, and as such, thecoastis always visible. It features slightlyred soil, and most of the houses are painted white.", | |
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| "text_content": "Thenorthernmost Google Street View coverage in the worldis a trekker on Ellesmere Island in northern Nunavut. It shows a glacier in a rocky, desolate landscape that is devoid of any vegetation.\n\nNOTE: This coverage is sometimes used in maps to improve and standardise the scoring range. As a result, you might encounter this trekker in competitive maps like ACW, despite it not being pinpointable.", | |
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