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Rows of dark red brick houses, most similar to Flemish architecture in Belgium, are unsurprisingly found near the Belgian border. The individual bricks may be outlined by white mortar.
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In and around Toulouse, mainly in old towns, you will commonly findbright orange brick buildings. They differ from brick houses near Belgium by the bricks being brighter, as well as somewhat Mediterranean looking architectural features, such aswooden shutters, being common.
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Walls made of unevencream colouredtoorange stones, glued with mortar and often incorporatingred brick detailscan be found in the towns surrounding Paris. Note that the city of Paris itself generally does not have this architecture.
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TheFrench Rivierawill mirror many characteristics of Monaco. Rich areas with plantedpalmsand light coloured multi story buildings withwide balconiesare good indications you’re in this area, with the rest of the southern coast and Corsican Bastia sharing similar vibes.
NOTE: Just like Monaco, several cities hostboat trekkersin their harbour.
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White houses with, often colourful, timber framing are a staple of Basque architecture that extends beyond the Basque speaking area. The timber frame colour (in this case red) will be consistent with other wooden elements, like window shutters and gates.
NOTE: They’re also common in parts of Northern Spain, where the timber frames are usually unpainted.
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Alpine architecture, unmistakable for its light coloured base and extensivewoodenelements, is unsurprisingly found in the Alps.
NOTE: Similar houses can be found in thetouristic parts of Pyrenees.
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Many elements ofGermanic architectureare concentrated in Alsace, such astimber framingandhalf-hip roof. Furthermore, roofs withfish scale tilesare more common in this region.
Beware that these elements are sometimes incorporated intoarchitecturein other parts of France, and are most reliable in conjunction with one another.
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France is home to many minority languages, 6 of which will be covered in this guide:
Alsatian, a dialect of Alemannic German.
Basque, the only Europeanlanguage isolate.
Breton, a Celtic language.
Catalan, CorsicanandOccitan, Romance languages which are related to French.
However, French, legally the only official language, is dominant in all regions of the country, so don’t exclude highlighted regions when you’re placed in an all French round.
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Bretonis a Celtic language, visually most similar to Welsh. Common letters included,k,wand the letterñ, which is not found in French. It is commonly found on the Breton peninsula, with bilingual street signs as east asRennesand rarelyNantes. The Breton word for street isstraed.
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Towns with thePlou-prefix are concentrated in Northwestern Brittany.
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Alsatian, a dialect of German, is occasionally found inAlsace, a region that changed countries 4 times in modern history. Most bilingual street signs use some variation ofgasseorstrasse.
NOTE: Streetscontaining German namesare also concentrated in this region, though not as consistently.
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Occitanis a Romance language closely related to Catalan that’s sparsely concentrated in the South of France, most often found on street signs in big cities, and very rarely ontown entry signs. It can be divided into dialects, each using a slightly different word for street, all similar to Catalan “carrer”. For example, in Toulouse, you’ll find the Languedociancarrièraand in Avignoncarriero, in the Provençaldialect.
Clickherefor a more extensive infographic.
NOTE: The street sign designs pictured are also unique to the two cities respectively.
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Bilingual signs inBasque, a language isolate, are concentrated In the western half of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, bordering the Basque speaking regions in Spain. Common letters include K, X and Z. On directional signs, it’s written with athinner font, which is unique within all minority languages in France.The word for street iskarrika, in contrast to “kalea” in the Spanish Basque country.
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On the island of Corsica, you may find bilingual signs inCorsican, a Romance language that utilises many features found in Italian, like words almost always ending in vowels. In particular, the endingsu/iu/ju, changed from o/io, are common in Corsican. Moreover, placenames will usually have an Italian origin.
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The far southern departmentPyrénées-Orientales, also known as Catalunya Nord (Northern Catalonia), usesCatalanon their various signage.
It is closely related to both Spanish and French, with Ç being considerably more common than in French. The word for street iscarrer.
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Knowing basic toponymy in France is crucial for regionguessing, particularly suffixes. This map shows one of the most common and useful endings, with rare exceptions. Other, extraordinarily rare suffixes can be foundhere.
You can click on the image to enlarge it.
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Many French cities contain the name of theriverthey lay on, usually in the format-sur-[river]. On signage,surare oftenshortened to ˢ/, in this case Chalonnes-sur-Loire (Chalonnes upon Loire). The picture shows five of the longest and therefore most common origins of river based names, but cities can bear the name of any river, regardless of length.
Similarly, city names containing-sur-mer(=on sea) or-plage(=beach)are found exclusively on the coast.
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Réunion is an overseas department and region of France, east of Madagascar. As such, it is counted as France for country streaks purposes.
Plonk It has a more in-depth guide to Réunionhere.
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Saint-Pierre and Miquelon is a self-governing territorial overseas collectivity of France, south of Newfoundland in Canada. As such, for country streaks purposes, it is counted as France.
Plonk It has a more in-depth guide to Saint-Pierre and Miquelonhere.
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Martinique is an overseas department and region and a single territorial collectivity of France, in the eastern Caribbean. For country streaks purposes, it is counted as France.
Plonk It has a more in-depth guide to Martiniquehere.
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Mansard roofs, also known as French windows, are a very common feature of Parisian architecture. They’re made up of steep black shingle roofs with inserted dormer windows. While not unique to Paris, it is a good clue in abundance and on wide boulevards.
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On the Breton islandBelle-Île-en-Meryou can find houses typical for Brittany combined with colourful façades and outlines, superficially similar to houses in Portugal.
NOTE: The entire island was only covered with an often oversaturated Generation 2 camera.
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Lavender fieldscan be found in the southeast, appearing assmall grey busheswhen not fully grown.
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Salt farms, which appear as flooded trenches with grass medians, are unique to the west coastal islands of Île de Ré and Île d'Oléron as well as the nearby coast.
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Paris,LyonandMarseilleare the three largest cities in France and the only ones divided intomunicipal arrondissements(Arrᵗ or Arrt.for short). The arrondissements appear on google maps, so finding these street signs can help a lot with pinpointing.
The street signs of these three cities will be further described in the following tips.
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Paris uses an iconicgreen & Prussian bluedesign with a top arch that has also been replicated inBucharest, which is sometimes referred to asParis of the east.
NOTE: The simple rectangular form of the sign can be found in thetowns nearbyand rarely inother cities.
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Lyon’s street signs feature four corner bolts and anuninterrupted inner white borderthat cuts anotchfor the arrondissement and each bolt.
NOTE: Outside Lyon proper, the street sign will display thename of the suburbinstead.
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Marseille’s street signs will usually feature the city’semblem, a variation of theGreek cross. The white border will usually beinterruptedat the top, even when the cross isabsent.
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Small tables with “Arrᵗ” written on a small separate sign, are found inBordeaux, despite being a city not divided into arrondissements.
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Montpellierstreet signs will typically contain a blue‘M’on a white background in the top left corner.
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Street signs with a red slantedfleur-de-lisare unique toLille.
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In the outskirts ofBordeaux, you may find square traffic signposts with theBordeauxshade ofred, named after the wine grown in the region.
NOTE: Red posts by themselves are not unique to Bordeaux, so apply this meta with caution.
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On the French Riviera (Côte d'Azur in French, literally translated asBlue Coast), you can find regular traffic signposts painted azure blue. Uniquely,Cagnes-sur-mer, west of Nice, will feature lighter, powder blue infrastructure.
NOTE: Blue infrastructure can be found to a lesser extent all across France, particularlyBrittany, so consider the landscape as well.
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Thin B typeguardrail, typical for Czechia and Slovakia, is sometimes found onhighwaysin the northern half of the country, often coming from Le Mans, Tours, Paris, Reims and Metz.
NOTE: On the highlighted sections, thin B can be the minority guardrail, and short sections of any highway will have no guardrails at all. It is also more common on smaller roads in the North, but less consistent as a clue.
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On rare occasions, you may find a flag attached to the antenna in the generation 3 coverage. While much of the highlighted areas has been overwritten, learning the distribution of each antenna can yield very high scores.
NOTE: All pictured colourful antenna flags are unique to France.
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All car coverage in Germany is made with aGeneration 4camera.
NOTE: There are some Generation 2 and 3 trekkers, and spill coverage with older dates
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Germany uses theseblackandwhitebollards, with white and light-grey reflectors. The reflector will beorangeon bollards next to intersections.They sometimes have plates containing the road number, and potentially other useful information. Many bollards also feature blue attachments on the side.
NOTE: Many European countries have similar bollards, however most will have different coloured reflectors.Luxembourguses almost identical bollards, but they have 3 bolts instead of 2 on the reflector.
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The official language of Germany isGerman. The German language uses the special letters Ä, Ö, Ü and ß.
NOTE: The other majority German-speaking countries with coverage are Switzerland and Austria. In addition, German is spoken inEast Belgiumand the Italian province ofSouth Tyrol.
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Most wooden poles in Germany will feature a rectangularwhite sticker.
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Germany has a wide variety of different poles and pole tops. The most common pole tops being thehorizontal bar with uneven hanging insulators,Triangle pole top, and all kinds ofT-Shaped pole tops, which can have varying insulator setups.
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Germany also has a wide variety of sign backs. Notably, you can commonly findblackordark greysign backs, which are rather rare in Europe. Most signs will also feature this sticker, with an upside-down red triangle on a black rectangle.
NOTE: Italy, Romania and Albania also have black sign backs, however landscape should be sufficient to tell them apart.
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https://goo.gl/maps/pJaEmDmkXeZdodMW6
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Like Austria, Germany uses a wide variety of regional bus stops, all of which have the bigyellowandgreenHsymbol on them.
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Mailboxes in Germany arebright yellow, and feature this black logo.
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You will find an excessive amount of bollards on most roads in Germany. Around every 50 metres to be exact.
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https://goo.gl/maps/R293VDUL7ynJUPGD7
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German town entry signs areyellowwith black text and have ametallic frame.
NOTE: These signs can include a lot of useful information too:
The town and or city name on the top.
The Municipality in the middle.
And the county on the bottom.
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Germany uses thesebluerectangular kilometre markers with slightly rounded edges and a white border.
NOTE: In some rarer cases, they can bewhitetoo.
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German pedestrian signs havefive stripesand the person has abelt.
NOTE: The same design is used in Luxembourg.
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https://goo.gl/maps/nFgfZ28Z2ivDLzbg7
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These one-way traffic signs, with the word ‘Einbahnstraße’ written on them, are unique to Germany.
NOTE: In Austria, there will be “EINBAHN” written on the sign.
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“No Stopping” and “No Waiting” signs in Germany will often havewhite arrowsdrawn on them.
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Wind turbinesare far more common throughout Germany than in any other European country.
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Using the surrounding elevation can be crucial to getting good guesses in Germany. Here are some general rules:
The north and especially northwest is very flat.
Central Germany is hilly.
Very southern Germany has big mountains.
Also note that despite having a higher elevation, many parts of southern Germany can still be flat.
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Here is a map of German area codes, which you can practise by playingthis map.
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And here is a map of German postal codes.
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Each German state has their own flag design. Many of them are rare to find, though.
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Each German state also has their own coat of arms.
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These are some of the more useful and common suffixes you can use to regionguess Germany.
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While most of Germany usesB-Typeguardrails, some regions predominantly use A-Type instead. Learning which regions use them can be useful.
NOTE: There will always be rare exceptions.For a good overview of European guardrails, seethis infographic.
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Different regions of Germany use a slightly different cycling sign design.
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You can use the sign backs of street signs to regionguess Germany.
Here are examples of afolded, andflatsign back.
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https://goo.gl/maps/edxgzquC6mXrySvh9
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You can also use the sign back connectors on street signs to regionguess Germany.
NOTE: The double connector on triangular signs are generallywider. T-shaped connectors may look likethis.
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https://goo.gl/maps/zNwkDqQkt5vCVAGx7
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The German Alps is the most mountainous region in Germany, it is mostly concentrated on the Austrian Border.
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https://goo.gl/maps/9BBCrFRmW1TFJp4z5
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Baltic Pines orPinus sylvestrisare generally more concentrated in thenortheastof Germany. They can be recognized by their orange-tinged trunk.
NOTE: This map is very approximate.
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You can spot trees that are painted white close to the bottom of the trunk in the northeast.
NOTE: You will rarely find them outside the shaded region.
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The flat plains southeast ofRegensburgcan be recognised by theslight ridgeoften visible to the northeast. The plains themselves areflat, and quiteagricultural.
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Vineyards are mostly concentrated in thesouthwestof Germany. However, there are a couple regions further east as well.
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You can findhopfields in these regions. They are commonly seen just north of Munich.
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These brick houses are generally concentrated innorthwesternGermany.
NOTE: This map is very approximate.
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Thatched roofsandrock wallsare most common on theNorth Frisian Islands, as well as mainland Schleswig-Holstein. You can also commonly find them in coastalresort townsin Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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Houses withblack slate walls, resembling fish scales, are commonly found in a large area of central Germany.
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Theselarge, utilitarianapartment buildingsconstructed during the socialist era, that are also known as “Commie blocks” are common in all of former East Germany.
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Bollards withdarker reflectorsthan usual are found in these regions.
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Some bollards in North Rhine-Westphalia have agreenbit at the top. The top can also beanother colour.
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Some of the green caps will have the text ‘LVR’, along with a smallcoat of arms. These specific green caps are unique to southern North Rhine-Westphalia.
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Theseround woodenbollards, which have a painted top, are found in Bavaria.
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These irregular looking bollards, which do not have a white encasing on the bottom half, are found on K-roads in this region ofLower Saxony. K-Roads in this region will not have any other type of bollard.
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Thesesimple orange postsare most commonly found in Bavaria, and also in the other highlighted states.
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Many trees in Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern have thesetiny green markerson them. You can very rarely find them in Lower Saxony.
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Bavaria uses these white rectangular road markers, which are divided by black lines intothree sections. The left section provides the road you are currently on.
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You can find these simplerectangularmarkers, withrounded edgesin Lower Saxony.
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These markers with ametallic borderaround the marker itself are found in Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony.
NOTE: The numbers after the comma are usually smaller on the markers in Lower Saxony.
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Thesetriangularposts are commonly found in these regions.
You can go more in-depth with them, too.
Rhineland-Palatinate and Saxony use unpainted, rocky looking posts, with white plates stuck on each side.
Saarland, Thuringia, and Baden-Württemberg use white posts, with the same white plates attached. The posts are usually quite tall, apart from the ones in Baden-Württemberg.
Baden-Württemberg also uses grey posts.
North Rhine-Westphalia uses white posts without white plates on the sides. You can also find posts which go all the way to the ground.
Saarland barely uses these posts at all. However, when they do, it is quite unpredictable.
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These basicwhite plateson bollards can be found in these states.
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Bollards standing on theseblack disksare commonly found in all ofeasternGermany.
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Rhineland-Palatinate is the only state where the plates on the bollards areorangeinstead of white.
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Similarly, Baden-Württemberg is the only state where the plates on the bollards can begreyinstead of white.
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Thesewhiteposts with ared capare found in all of former East Germany, but most commonly in the state of Saxony-Anhalt.
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Fully yellowposts are found in the state of Brandenburg.
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Yellow posts with a white plate on them are found in Saxony-Anhalt.
NOTE: Sometimes there is only 1 plate, which can make it hard to tell apart from a Brandenburg post.
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https://goo.gl/maps/zdEnJhpDKL9em3u37
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Theseround concrete polesare almost unique to Former Eastern Germany.
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https://goo.gl/maps/v9VuMzM5PFH6KVQRA
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Thesetrident-likepole tops can be found in Bavaria, Saxony-Anhalt, and Baden-Württemberg.
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Trianglepole tops similar to the ones in Czechoslovakia are common in Western Germany.
NOTE: There may be some exceptions outside the highlighted areas.
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These pole tops where themiddleof the horizontal bar isthickercan be found in all of former East Germany.
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https://goo.gl/maps/QKezD2VQE8DCc59CA
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Pole tops which have acurvedhorizontal bar can be found in Bavaria, though they are rare.
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You can find this rarewhiteandblackGeneration 4 car in Hamburg and around Frankfurt.
NOTE: You can also find the same car around London and in Ireland.
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https://www.google.com/maps/@53.5504424,9.9877419,3a,40.2y,235.31h,52.25t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1st1K2SrmyyZ2K6G_QuqdW7A!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu
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There are two regional Aldi chains, which have split Germany in two; Aldi Süd in the south, and Aldi Nord in the north.
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Berlinuses white signs with a grey border, and a separate section for numbers under the street name. Also note how the letter ß looks.
Munichhas blue street signs with a white decorative border that does not touch the corners. Also note the unique font.
Stuttgartusesblacksigns without a border.
Düsseldorfhasblacksigns with a white border, similar to Munich. The signs have ametallic frame.
Dortmunduses blue signs with a white border and a grey frame. The signs also have a separate section for numbers under the street name.
Essenhas blue signs with a verythickmetallic frame.
Dresdenhas blue signs with a unique font.
Hanoveruses white signs with awiderthan usual gap between the sign and metallic frame.
Nuremberghas blue signs with a unique font. The signs also have a grey frame with a small gap between it and the sign.
Wuppertaluses white signs with a unique font and a white painted frame with a small gap between it and the sign.
Mainzhas a mix of blue signs, and this uniqueredvariant.
Frankfurtuses blue street signs with a metallic border around the sign, as well as the separate section for numbers under the street name.
NOTE: More rarely, some smaller towns can use similar signs to those in this graphic.
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https://goo.gl/maps/byoGqSgok1uhmjCy6
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Sorbian, aSlaviclanguage, is spoken near the Polish and Czech border. You can find it on a variety of signs in these regions.
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https://goo.gl/maps/jbPJ8pQQiEpkECWQ9
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Every city state uses a unique and recognisable bus stop.
Berlin usessegmentedbus stops, with ayellowsignpost.
Hamburg bus stops have ared signpost, and the route numbers are withinhexagons. Note that they can be found outside of Hamburg as well
Bremen proper uses simple bus stops, which have the bus stop name within ared section. The edges can be rounded.
Bremerhaven, which is still part of Bremen, uses bus stops with agrey sectionon the opposite side of the signpost. And the bus stop name isredwithin ayellowsection.
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Every city state has recognisable rubbish bins all around the city.
Berlin usesbright orangebins that have white text on them.
Hamburg usesbright redbins, withwhitespeech bubbles.
Bremen has green and grey bins, withorange speech bubbles.
Bremerhaven uses a more genericgreendesign, with ablack logo.
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Lampposts in Cologne will often feature these brightyellownumbers on ablackpiece of plastic.
NOTE: Similar looking things can be found elsewhere as well.
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https://goo.gl/maps/pEQddGA7ZTMgfNzg7
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