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The Norwegian language contains the special letters Æ, Ø and Å.
NOTE: The special letters found in Norwegian can also be found in some of the other Northern Germanic languages:
Danish uses Æ, Ø and Å.
Swedish uses Å, but not Æ or Ø. Norwegian also uses more E’s than Swedish, while Swedish uses more A’s instead. Norwegian uses “kk” where Swedish uses “ck”.
Icelandic uses Æ, but not Ø or Å.
Finnish uses Å, although it is viewed as a Swedish letter.
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Norway uses thin, curved rectangular bollards with the reflector inside of ablackparallelogram.
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Norwegian snow poles are typically orange, with afairlythinwhite reflector. The reflector is normally toward themiddleof the pole.
NOTE:Swedishsnow poles typically have a wider reflector slightly higher up, andFinnishsnow poles have their reflector at the very top.
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It is also fairly common to find thinwoodensnow poles with painted reflectors.
NOTE: While wooden snow poles can be found inother Nordic countries, they will typically not have reflectors.
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Guardrails often havewooden posts.
NOTE: This is not common in Sweden or Finland.
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Norwegian pedestrian signs typically havefour stripesand a very simply drawn person. Note however, that there is a version withfive stripesand a version where the person is more detailed andwearing a hat.
NOTE: WhileFinnishpedestrian signs have five stripes, Swedish pedestrian signs have four stripes. However, the person onSwedishsigns is detailed, but without a hat.
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Norwegian directional signs areyellowwith ablack border. You will commonly see the road number displayed, either in a green box for European highways and major roads, or in a white box, for smaller roads.
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On smaller roads, it is common to see these blue signs with alarge white M.
NOTE: Similar signs can be found inSweden, however the font is distinctly different. The middle point of the M does not extend to the bottom of the letter. There are no similar signs in Finland.
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Norwegian bus stops usually have this small,blue signwith a white bus.
NOTE: Sweden has a lot of different bus stops, none of which look like this.
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White signswith the text “Sone”, generally featuring a speed limit, are common in urban areas.
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The most common street name suffixes in Norway areveiandgate. While attached to the name, they take the forms-veienand-gataor-gate.
NOTE: Swedish street names use the suffixes väg or vägen and gata or gatan, where gata is always detached from the name. Danish uses vej and gade.
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Street signs will generally becentredon top of sign posts.
NOTE: Street signs in Sweden will normally be attached either to the side ofsign postsorlamp posts.
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Norwegian traffic signs have a red outline and awhite background.
NOTE: BothSwedishandFinnishroad signs have a yellow background.
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You can also find these road construction signs, with abright yellowbackground.
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Most smaller road signs will be attached with four visiblesign boltsin the shape of a tall rectangle. Beware that you may occasionally findframed signsinstead, particularly in urban settings.
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Norway usesyellow on blackchevrons.
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Smallwhite square signs, displaying the road number on top, and the distance to the closest town, are common to see along medium sized roads.
The road number will be preceded either by an R or anF. F roads show up as Fv on the map and are generally difficult to locate, while R roads lack any letters on the map and are generally more findable.
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Norwegian poles are normallywoodenand often have a small black metal cap on the top.
NOTE: This metal cap is also common in both Sweden and Finland.
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Traditional houses in Norway commonly havegrass covered roofs.
NOTE: This is far less common in Sweden and Finland.
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Norway has Generation 4 “smallcam” coverage, which is mounted lower than regular Generation 4 and has a relatively big circular blur with a small protrusion at the front. The blur can also be fully transparent, making it harder to spot.
NOTE: Most of Northern Europe also has smallcam.
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The first digit of Norwegian road numbers are region dependent. Note that there are some exceptions among single and two-digit roads.
There are also a small number of roads beginning with a 9:Road 9, going north of Kristiansand, and a couple oftwo-digit roadsin the far north.
NOTE: Regional roads starting with “Fv” do not follow this pattern.
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Bilingual signs withSámican be found in several northern areas in Norway. While the Sámi languages are very different from Norwegian, the best way to recognize them are the letters Á, Đ and the use of several vowels in a row, something which is uncommon in Norwegian.
Note that not all signs in these areas will be bilingual.
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This species of fern (Pteridium aquilinum, also known as bracken) which typically has a fairly tall stem and many wide leafs branching out, is mostly found in the south of Norway. Beware thatother speciesof ferns can be found further north.
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Sprucesare mainly found in the southern half of the country, particularly in the southeast and around Trondheim.
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Pinesare most common in coastal and far inland areas in the southern half of the country.
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Oaksare mainly found in the far south of Norway.
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Maplesare mainly found in the south, particularly by the farmlands around Oslo.
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Brightly coloured mossis common to find in the area between Lillehammer and Oppdal.
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Large farmlands are mainly found inthree areas, the southeast, the area surrounding Trondheim, and south of Stavanger.
The following clues will explain how to differentiate between the three.
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The largest concentration of farmland is found in the southeast, in the general vicinity of Oslo. The area ismuch flatterthan most of the country, and it is common to get a rolling landscape with smooth, round forested hills in the distance. The area southeast of Oslo is particularly flat.
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The farmlands surrounding Trondheim are generallyvery hilly, and the hills are typically both steeper and more uneven than in the southeast.
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Similarly to the southeast, the farmland south of Stavanger is flatter than most of the country. However, the fields look morevastand open, and it is very common to seerock wallsmade of large, round rocks. Furthermore, rather than crops, most fields will only contain grass.
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While fjords can be found along most of the Norwegian coast,deep fjordssurrounded bytall mountainsare most common between Bergen and Trondheim.
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https://goo.gl/maps/f27r9ZKbwo1prbdr6
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Distinct,sharp, rockymountains with few trees can be seen on the Lofoten Archipelago.
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The northeast of Norway can typically be recognized by a somewhatrolling landscape, rather than tall mountains, and vegetation mainly consisting of verysmall birchescombined with patched grass.
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Barren highlands, withno trees or bushes, and often with rocky mountains along the road, are mostly found in the southwest.
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https://www.google.com/maps/@62.0290078,8.9597392,3a,90y,228.97h,97.48t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1syckq0vF9_WpurUviUOLW6Q!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
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Exposed rock, often spotted with small coastal pines and bushes, are mainly found on the south coast.
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Coastal grasslandswith little to no other vegetation and only somewhat low, distant mountains can be found by coastal roads in the far north.
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While completelywhite wooden housescan be found in the entire country, they’re especially common on the southern coast, where you’ll commonly see entire villages made up of them.
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Black snow polesare most commonly found between Bergen and Trondheim.
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Small,wide black pole plates, with a single line of letters and digits, can be found in southeastern Norway.
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Rusty guardrailsare almost exclusively found in coastal regions, and particularly on the southern half of the west coast.
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Svalbardis an unincorporated archipelago within the Norwegian Kingdom.
A separate Plonk It guide to Svalbard can be foundhere.
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Fairly largeblack or red pole platescan be found in Oslo.
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Two red stripesgoing around lamp posts are commonly found in Stavanger.
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You can find this specific design ofgreen fire hydrantsin Bergen.
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Along the Russian border you can see this noticeably humid and green-looking road, with very overcast and occasionallyfoggycoverage. The trees are somewhat low and mainly consist of thin birches and pines.
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Russiancan sometimes be seen alongside Norwegian on signs near the Russian border. It is mostly found on roads E6 and E105 near Kirkenes.
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The old mining town of Røros can be recognised by thedensely builttraditional wooden architecture.
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Most of Oman features adesert landscapewith little vegetation. While the middle and southern half is mostly flat, the north coast features dry mountains similar to those found in the UAE. The southern coast also has mountains, though less dry.
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Licence plates on private vehicles are generally yellow, while commercial vehicles have red plates.
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All the coverage in Oman was taken with a white pickup truck, meaning you will either see most of the car or a large front blur.
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The official language in Oman isArabic.
NOTE: Due to high tourism, signs in Oman often have English writing alongside Arabic. The same also applies to the UAE.
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Roads in Oman useyellow outerandwhite middle lines.
NOTE: This is also common in the UAE, Israel, Jordan, as well as occasionally found in Qatar.
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Black-and-yellow curbsare common in Oman.
NOTE: The UAE also commonly uses similar curbs.
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Buildings in Oman are typically made oflight-coloured stone. The houses are‘blocky’but still quiteornate, and they are usually surrounded by a matching fence, which often has an even more ornate gate.
NOTE: Buildings in the UAE are often very similar.
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Directional signs areblue with white textand are usually inArabic and English.
NOTE: The UAE and Qatar use similar signs.
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Many signposts in Oman haveblack-and-white stripes.
NOTE: Within the Middle East, striped signposts are only found in Oman and the UAE.
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Oman typically uses wooden poles, which have pole tops consisting of three varying designs. The first two have 3 insulators, symmetrically attached to a horizontal metal bar. The design with themetal triangle above the wooden poleis unique to Oman. The third design has theinsulators attached to the side. Poles in general are more common in Oman than in the UAE or Qatar.
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Oman usesblack-and-yellowchevrons that have an unusually large number of arrows.
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High voltage pylons painted with a red and white pattern are common in Oman.
NOTE: Within the Middle East, red and white painted pylons can also less commonly be found inQatar.
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The vast majority of garbage bins in Oman are either black and made of plastic or metallic and grey, with athree-leaf logoand the text‘be’ah’below it.
NOTE: Garbage bins inthe UAEwill occasionally have the text “bee’ah”, with two E’s. The bins are often more colourful too.
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Oman uses white taxis, which have orange-coloured panels on each side.
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Northern Oman features adry mountainous landscapesimilar to eastern UAE. The south coast of Oman also rarely features some similar mountains.
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Close to the southern coast, especially around Salalah, you will find arolling hills landscape. The area commonly featuresrocky ground,bushes and small treesas well as some fairlygreen valleys.
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The mountains north of Nizwa have an amount ofgreen bushesthat are unusually large for the north. The mountains are very rocky and jagged, which differentiates them from the morerolling mountainsin the south.
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Sandy desert with light coloured green and yellow shrubs can be found in northeastern Oman, mainly south and west of Bidiyah.
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South of Bidiyah you can find a couple of dirt roads going through a slightly rolling landscape consisting of orange-pink sand and small yellow-ish shrubs. The roads mainly go between long and low sand dunes with a general south-south-west direction.
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Salalah is located on a flat coastal plain with rolling mountains surrounding it to the north.
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Masirah Island features a dry and slightly hilly landscape, typically with somewhat grey soil and withbrown shrubsvisible. Road 51, which circulates the island, usually only has a white centre road line, which can help in recognising it. The front camera on the island isslightly smudged.
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Acacia trees, recognisable by their relatively short height and umbrella-like flat crowns, are most abundant and common in northern Oman, but can also be found close to the rest of the coast.
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Date palm plantationsare most common along the northern coast.
NOTE: Coconut palms, on the other hand, are usually found near Salalah.
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You can use the colour of the bins in Oman to narrow down your location. The purple regions are mixed.
NOTE: Even the dark blue and red regions are not 100% a certain colour.
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Many bins have a set of numbers on them that can be used to always get the region.
The first pair of numbers give away the governorate, and the second pair further divide the governorates into smaller subdivisions.
NOTE:This map does not list every regional code.
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Black bins with a black sticker on the front can be found in Al Buraimi, Ash Sharqiyah North, and Muscat Governorates.
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Grey bins with a black sticker on the front are found in Ad Dhahirah Governorate.
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Black bins with a white sticker are found in Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate, southern Dhofar Governorate, and Muscat Governorate.
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Grey bins with a white sticker are commonly found in Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate, and sometimes in Dhofar Governorate.
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Black bins without stickers are mainly found in Al Batinah South Governorate and north of Al Khaburah in Al Batinah North Governorate.
NOTE: Black bins throughout Oman may appear like they lack stickers, so use this with caution.
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Grey bins without a sticker on the front are found in Al Batinah North Governorate.
NOTE: They can have a sticker on the side.
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Western-style small black bins are found in Muscat and eastern Al Batinah North Governorate.
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Bins in Muscat governorate often have white-and-red chevron-like stickers on the sides.
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Regardless of colour, if the bins have a sticker on the side, you should be in one of the North Coast governorates.
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An antenna bent to the right is found all over the south, as well as a few pockets in the north, notablynortheast of El Ain,west of Al Suwayq, andaround Bidiyah.
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An antenna that is facing towards the camera is found all over the north.
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A regular-looking antenna that faces upwards is mainly found around and west of Muscat, as well as on highways in the northwest. A few other pockets includeAl BuraimiandSohar.
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A forwards-facing antenna is only found in and around Muscat.
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The backwards-facing antenna can be further divided into smaller areas based on the type of wire present on the bar. The following are the four most important ones and not a comprehensive list.
No wire at all in the northwest.
A wire that loops around the bar is found around Al Suwayq.
A wire that follows the bar is found further west.
A small looping wire in front of the bar is mainly in the east.
The black regions indicate roads where the car is mostly or entirely blurred, meaning the wire won’t be visible.
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2 clearly visible zip-ties can be found on a few roads in the southwest. Notably most of the39 and its many sideroads,southeast of Ubar,southern 43, and thewesternmost roads.
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Just north of Adam, you’ll find a flat desert landscape with greyish soil and mountains in the distance, notablyone long ridgeto the south followed bytwo smaller and rounder hillsto the east and southeast. Other mountains are also visible to the north and west.
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In and close to Adam, the coverage is usually quite hazy, and the ridge and hills from the previous tip can be seen to the north. Though sometimes, onlyoneortwoare visible. Unlike north of Adam, you won’t see mountains in any other direction.
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Around the town of Ubar, you can find patches of green agricultural land surrounded by desert.
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Oil drillsare common around Amal and sometimes seen along Road 39.
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If you are surrounded by mountains on all sides, and you are in a somewhat urban area, you are likely just southeast of Muscat, in Al Amarat.
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Most of the coverage in the Musandam Governorate exclave is coastal, with rocky cliffs usually hugging the road. A majority, butnot all, of this coverage will have the coast to the west, excluding any other roads in the country with a similar look.
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A road going through large orange-pink sand dunes can be found north of Fasad.
NOTE: Thesame dunescan be seen in the distance close to the northern part of the Yemen border.
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The road going to Saudi Arabia from Ibri can be recognised by the completely flat desert landscape with bright pink-greyish soil along with the road havingvery wide shouldersand the overall great road condition. The southern portion goes in a straight northeast direction, and thenorthern sectioncurves more and can have more shrubs.
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Similar to the previous road, the road west of Fahud goes through a flat desert with pink-greyish soil. The main difference is that the road itself is in poor shape and without roadlines as well as the direction of the road being southeast.
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Road 29 south of Ibri features a fairly shrubby landscape, with low and jagged mountains on the eastern side of the road. Thelow-lying sunto the northwest is particularly distinct.
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The southern section of Road 29 only has amiddle white line, which along with the greyish and sandy desert landscape makes this road unique.
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