3:03 Roofs are important for region-guessing Indonesia. Java will normally have tile roofs on most buildings. The hat-shaped roof here is a traditional Bugis roof, found in South Sulawesi (occasionally elsewhere, but usually it's at least close to South Sulawesi). 3:29 The long antenna on a red car is found in Ukraine. The potholes on the road are also found in Ukraine, which has some of the worst road quality in Europe. 5:34 Thailand drives on the left. Cambodia and Laos drive on the right. 8:14 Flat grassland like this round is found most commonly in the Great Plains region. It can be found east of the Rocky Mountains and west of, roughly, Kansas City. Don't guess further east if you see this kind of landscape. 8:37 The black and yellow chevron means this is Portugal, not Spain. 10:42 The fat white signpost is Uruguayan. It's a very good clue until you learn to guess this from the vibe. 13:55 If the landscape looks like Iceland but the car has a roof rack, it's the Faroe Islands. 14:22 In Brazil, these round hills are found in a swath that roughly follows the eastern border of Minas Gerais state. 18:21 The poles are Portuguese. French ladder-style poles have more, smaller sections.
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3:03 Roofs are important for region-guessing Indonesia. Java will normally have tile roofs on most buildings. The hat-shaped roof here is a traditional Bugis roof, found in South Sulawesi (occasionally elsewhere, but usually it's at least close to South Sulawesi).
3:29 The long antenna on a red car is found in Ukraine. The potholes on the road are also found in Ukraine, which has some of the worst road quality in Europe.
5:34 Thailand drives on the left. Cambodia and Laos drive on the right.
8:14 Flat grassland like this round is found most commonly in the Great Plains region. It can be found east of the Rocky Mountains and west of, roughly, Kansas City. Don't guess further east if you see this kind of landscape.
8:37 The black and yellow chevron means this is Portugal, not Spain.
10:42 The fat white signpost is Uruguayan. It's a very good clue until you learn to guess this from the vibe.
13:55 If the landscape looks like Iceland but the car has a roof rack, it's the Faroe Islands.
14:22 In Brazil, these round hills are found in a swath that roughly follows the eastern border of Minas Gerais state.
18:21 The poles are Portuguese. French ladder-style poles have more, smaller sections.
Ok so what does the Iceland car has? So I can understand the difference
@@PixiePlankVods The Iceland car is a "standard," almost fully blurred white car with a long antenna.