Geoguessr Maps: Areas with Tragic or Disturbing Backstories [PLAY ALONG]
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Today it's some good old fashioned play along Geoguessr, only each and every location is going to come with it's own unbelievably dark backstory.
"Terrorist Bombings, Murders, Industrial, Environmental and Natural Catastrophes, Mysterious events of any sorts" ..to be specific.
What a great idea for a map. Join me as I explore it's fascinating stories, and don't forget you can play along to try and beat me score!
PLAY ALONG: Play your round, put your marker down, then switch tabs back to RUclips to watch my attempt and the result. This way you don't ruin the game or the video!
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“I haven’t played geoguessr in more than a month” - Tom more than 12 times per year
hey. screw you buddy!
I just wanted to laugh that he didn't know what a squall or freighter is or that an LLC is a business, but I wouldn't recognize a lot of English words if I didn't watch QI/top gear etc so I'll cut him some slack haha
For those wondering, the first round in Moscow was the site of one of 4 of the 1999 apartment b*mbings that was used as a casus belli for the start of the second Chechen war
I wondered about this, thanks. My first thought was actually the Russian Chessboard Killer who's victims were mostly around a park in Moscow.
путин взрывает дома
apartment bombings. No need to censor yourself mate.
Which were orchestrated by Putin
"bombings" doesn't need to be censored.
If you liked this map, consider "Strange & Scary World" - It's a map I've made, that I've worked on for some time that now features 500+ locations of supposedly haunted, creepy, abandoned, tragic, disturbing locations. 😁 Atlasobscura has helped me massively with the idea, but I'm always scouring for new places. Sometimes I find what I think is a new place, go to add it to my map and realize I already did though.... welp.
I also have a map that is literally just Greggs locations. "where's that greggs" lmao. 250+ bloody greggs shops.
Greggs? Makes me hungry.
Can confirm the Gregg's map is a great map 👌
ooh that sounds fun, the abandoned places map is one of my favorites
I should do a "where's that wal-mart" map.
Like so Tom sees this!
Tom needs a memorial now: "Rest in peace... the Chlorine Crew"
😂 that killed me. Not like the chlorine crew though.
That shit caught me so off gaurd 🤣
@@ryandeno Chlorine gas often does...
That made me chuckle
Ooh my Goood 🤣🤣🤣🤣
FYI :The old-looking font you saw spelled out "Mass." which is short for "Massachusetts," the state Boston is in.
Also, LLC means "Limited Liability Corporation" not that it will help you with locating things.
“East Ocean City”. Guesses West Coast. 🤦♂️
@@smgibb As in the UK's "Company Limited", "Co Ltd" or "PLC".
@@blackhawk7067 East Ocean can just refer to the Sea of China or something like that.
I came here to say the same, seemed a giveaway! Ohh and .LLC is explained elsewhere, but in Australia you may see PTY LTD, or LTD
I will admit "rest in peace the chlorine crew" got a chuckle out of me 😭
Tom is acting mad 😂
I feel bad to admit the same lol
no way he said that with a straight face 🤣
To be fair, most of the people on the memorial were probably among the chlorine crew. They got hit with the worst of it. It's nasty stuff.
Interesting map, to say the least. The Zarnesti memorial refers to an accident from 1983 when an ammunition factory (Tohan SA) exploded, killing almost 40 people and injuring a few hundred. The event was largely muted by the communist regime.
This is such a cool idea for a map, I love it. But it's definitely disturbing.
@@therealgoody it depends, some people are more disturbed then others, i personally find it fascinating and disturbing at the same time
@@shavranotheferanox7809i think people have become desensitised to these atrocities through the media. Always in the news they are showing something terrible that has happened in the world, and after time is just becomes another bad thing that had happened. it detracts from the fucked up things that have happened, no fault from the individual though
It's an interesting map that I think is relatively educational, I got put in a spot in Canada that I'd be quite near to many times where some mining disasters occurred in the 50s and earlier and I'd had no idea until now.
I will say that I had one weird glitched round, I was on a tropical (palm trees, visible ocean) coast/island and unable to move around, I put a guess on an island in the Pacific and I got one point since it said the location was Toronto, Canada at an intersection that I've crossed through and can absolutely guarantee it is not. So there seems to be at least one bugged location in the map.
@@bobsbobbs If anything at least people are educated about the events. Some of these would just fade away as one of many accidents or catastrophes. I mean half of history is a bunch of messed up things
I think i might have heard of most of them after watching a lot of Plainly Difficult and Fascinating Horror 😅
and also HEINO! MEIN BIER LIEBENDER FREUND!
LLC is a term (I am guessing American) for "Limited Liability Company" so you will see it all over the place in the US. It is very similar to seeing the word "Corporation" or "Corp"
You are correct
It's like a plain old "Ltd" or "plc" in the UK
LLC is more used for partnerships than for standard corporations. It's used for professional businesses often like doctors or lawyer's practices, or one-off partnerships like when producing a movie.
My favorite regional variant is GmbH
@@Jetlinerven though not exactly the same, my favourite has got to be GmbH & Co. KGaA
Turns out that “fishing pier” on the Sunshine Skyway bridge question was actually the remains of the old bridge as they demolished it and built the new one next to it.
The Sunshine Skyway Bridge is also now famous for being a common place for people to jump from. There is a site that keeps track of all the people who jump from it. I unfortunately recognized it the second it appeared because my father was one of such people.
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So sorry for your loss
fuck i didnt expect the end so sorry :(
Dang, I hope you are okay.
Came here to say this. My mom and I were stuck in traffic just like in the picture back in the late 90s because of a jumper. Look at the fencing on the side of the bridge. I’m not sure the 1980 collapse is why it was included
The fishing thing you noticed off the Skyway bridge is actually remnants of the old bridge that collapsed. There's one span that's inaccessible in the middle, but the north and south sides of the old bridge are popular fishing spots.
I wondered if that was the case.
I couldn’t believe he got that even though he never heard of that bridge collapse. It wasn’t all luck, but damn that was lucky
Crazy to think my parents were 5 miles away and 5 years old
I almost immediately thought of Brick Immortar when I saw a bridge and I knew there was tragedy behind it.
yep, pinellas resident here. the bridge was really good for fishing but yeah it got overfished. too bad theres very few good catches there. so far past few times ive caught only bait 😢
RUclips will love this video I’m sure
spot on! never watched geowizard nor geoguessr in general before. This just got randomly recommended to me
Penus
"It was as if thousands of fascist history-erasers all cried out at once, and were suddenly silenced"
@@SimonDoeryou're in for a treat then
@@SimonDoer Welcome, then! One of the best RUclipsrs out there!
I could listen to Tom all day finding out about disasters. Such a natural voice for it
It's actually incredibly refreshing to watch a video that doesn't tiptoe around touchy subjects and even offers up some advice for becoming more informed about it.
I recently watched a video about the Sunshine Skyway Bridge disaster by Brick Immotar and it really is a tragic story. The guy that survived was knocked unconscious initially and woke up at the bottom of the inlet inside his car. He was ex military and managed to stay calm enough to escape from his car and swim to safety.
A car managed to stop on the precipice of the collapse, but was unable to stop the other cars and greyhound bus in time, and had to watch them plummet to the water.
Hey Tom - Quick tip - if you think you are in an urban downtown center somewhere in America, and the roads are curvy or not on a grid, chances are you are on the east coast. Cities in the middle and west coast are nearly all on a rectilinear street grid.
except Seattle
Could also look at the manhole in the street too It looks like it says Boston on it at 19:54
@@benjaminwest6657 Seattle is very much on a grid.
And if it's really curvy it's fahrkin Boston
You mean the US? Because they doesn’t apply to the rest of America
The first Russian one (19 Guryanova Street) is part of the 1999 Russian apartment bombings that resulted in 106 deaths and 249 injuries.
Thank you for responding. I was curious about it, and hoped that I'd find someone mentioning it in the comments.
I do remember reading about the bombings, quite a mystical thing if you dig deeper, a lot of conspiracy theories around it.
First, some politician announced that another, third, bombing has happened, but he announced it too soon, it happened only 3 days later. Then there were some KGB caught planting explosives, but then they were released and it was said that it was just a drill to keep people alert, and they planted sugar instead of explosives. Later there were some attempts at independent investigation, which was obstructed in different ways, including mysterious deaths and assassinations of politicians and journalists. One of assassinations is famous ex-FSB guy who blamed FSB for bombings, Litvinenko.
Love Tom’s use of a “More Than A Feeling” piano cover while he was searching in Boston - well played!
It was too loud compared to his commentary, though!
that guitar solo is too good, so good I learnt it lmao
Well spotted! I missed that
The contrast between the lighthearted interlude music and the seriousness and gravity of the location Tom's searching for is an editorial masterpeice. Thank god he was recording...
16:53 something tragic happened here, there's a memorial with a long list of names ... *numa numa yei*
The first one in Moscow was one of the regions that was bombed in Russia in September 1999. If you want more info about it, just google this "1999 Russian apartment bombings" The one that was shown to Tom is happened on 9 Semtemper 1999 and it happened in 19 Guryanova Street in Pechatniki
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Russian_apartment_bombings
I don't know if Tom saw, but the fishing pier that was close to the Sunshine Skyway bridge is actually the old part of the bridge that didn't collapse. They partially deconstructed it and converted it into a pier
Tom, thanks for doing this one, despite possibly taking the hit monetarily. This specific concept is absolutely fascinating, as much as it is disturbing. There is something eerie about being in these locations and either not knowing of the historical context, or feeling the weight of the tragic past. I also think this could be a tremendous interactive/educational tool for generations to come. Cheers.
Yeah these huge sinister disasters (or how you want to call them) are often getting swiped under a rug on a wider global scale but especially for the locals and often on national level still being very tragic, let alone for family members.
Its a good thing that these sad events can get some more attention every now and then as a small form of support.
"monetarily" lmfao
How in the world would this ever get demonetized lmao. Him saying the word "shooting" or "terrorist" is enough to lose ads?? You're allowed to say fuck now, I really doubt he lost any money from this lmfaooo
Mass.medical... who else was screaming: MASSACHUSSETS?
this is a great map. Half of why geography is so brilliant is because of the history underlying it.
Tom, you even said Mass. Medical Office out loud. Mass. for Massachusetts made me think Boston, but I was thinking of the marathon too.
The Boston marathon thing happened at the end of the marathon, which is right in front of the Boston Public Library, on a really wide street (for Boston). Definitely not in Chinatown, on a tiny street.
@@thewiseturtle I think both Tom and I realised that but couldn't think of another tragedy in Boston (apart from wasting perfectly good tea!).
I thought it was the molasses flood, but I was screaming Boston the whole time
This is actually coming at a very convenient time, because a few hours ago I got Hashima Island off the coast of Nagasaki; which is an island well known for being involved in Japans industrialization, but also their war crimes and forced labor. Interesting stuff.
same here! just a few hours ago i was committing war crimes, very interesting🤔
@@mattblack6736 Great timing, I was hoping to become a victim of a war crime
THESE COMMENTS OMFG I’M DYING
@@Ashley_Mo Another victim 😞😞
Ah I showed my dad this island when I was younger, it's always fascinated me after seeing it in school on darkroastedblend.. what a monument
"East Ocean Seafood" sign and "Mass. Medical Office" were the best clues you could've gotten, I thought you would've had that one. The Atlantic might be west for you but it's east for us haha. Also, It's pretty funny that the only reason I recognized the skyline because of Fallout 4.
I drive over the skyway weekly. Knew from that thumbnail immediately what it was. The new bridge is very pretty with the lights at night. Not to mention huge
Same here. Agreed! The view of it from downtown st pete is amazing
"we can rule out New York, we can rule out Philadelphia"
me: "WHY"
"why? I hear you ask, because of the number plates"
hahahahaha this dude is my favorite
Oh god, that was so ffing strange to see my childhood street in here. I was 3 when explosion on Guryanova happened. I remember we were driving home with my grandpa from countryside in the morning when the radio informed that it happened in our street, but without a house number. So about a half an hour we were rushing as maniacs cause, you know, there was no mobile phones to call home.
Then more info came and we felt relieved, it was a few blocks away. I didn't quite realise until many years later how shocking it was. My sister's teacher lived there
The little Boston interlude while you searched around Boston was a nice touch.
I would love for more of these, its a dark subject but I feel it’s important to learn and remember these tragedies.
Tom absolutely captures the human experience by sometimes saying genius things like as soon as he’s placed somewhere he’s immediately like “this is Eastern Europe” and sometimes saying nonsense like “I wonder what LLC stands for; that could be clue” 😂
@20:40 LLC means limited liability company, it's a US legal form, comparable to Ltd. in the UK.
As a Romanian, Zărnești is known for two big tragedies, the first one being the chlorine infestation you mentioned and the second one was the explosion of the ammunition factory in 1983 where around 30 people lost their lives.
Yikes... That's a really cursed town.
The ammo factory was the tohan factory, so i think it was about that one
Morbid curiosity is a very strong feeling, and this map is great. Hopefully we can see more of it in future videos.
Seeing "Mass. Medical Office" and not thinking of Massachusetts is peak Tom.
Yeah... Almost like he is not American...
@@alexviau6950 I'm not American either and immediately thought of that.
I really appreciate this trip into history and the chance to learn. I also like this theme. Disasters are always fascinating! Thanks
When I saw the warmup go to Moscow... I realised just how brutally dark each location would be given I knew what the Moscow one referred to.
This is gonna be a good video.
Always like the more obscure GeoGuessr maps.
True Crime and Geowizard is a fantastic combo. I would watch more of this map
This was one of the most fun geoguessr maps in a while
This was really interesting. Would love a part 2 on this map
I’ve been binge watching you and Wendigoon’s videos lately and this just so happens to be a nice middle ground of the two of you lol you got to do a part 2 to this. This is a good one.
When the new bridge opened the last driver was the first public driver across. This was also the site where Coast Guard Cutter Blackthorn collided with vessel Capricorn. 23 men aboard Blackthorn died. Seamen Flores while the tender was sinking opened the lifejacket locker and held a hatch open using his belt so others could escape, this final act of heroism ended his life.
Dude you gotta do this map again, that was really fun & interesting
when you found the skyway, i genuinely cheered! I drive this bridge everyday for work.
You know what, I'm one of those who subbed for the adventures but you've won me over with the interesting history here and I'm going to have a go myself.
I read that wrong and thought you said “I’m going TO GO myself” I’m like uhh please don’t go to some of these places😂
Don't have a go - it costs to play now, and is not worth it.
@@BodywiseMustard It's definitely worth it and necessary. Google maps, especially street view, isn't free after a certain amount of usage.
For example, I just checked Google Maps Platform pricing and for Dynamic Street View on Android costs $140 per 10,000 uses.
You do realize how popular Geogussr is right? So unless you expect them to lose millions and go out of business you gotta pay that $5 a month, no way around it.
I’m sure you probably don’t like this video as I imagine there must be no monetising, but I found the video cool, and the history of all the areas (though sad) fascinating.
I've been saying since I started playing Guoguessr in 2020 that they should add educational stuff to their maps, so at the end of the round, you'd get some information to learn about the area.
In the first round I went to Johannesburg, and believe it or not, there I found a "WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTRE". Unbelievable. It was oriented on the map the same way as well. So I clicked it. And was ways off.
Westgate are an Australian company who own shopping malls worldwide.
@@philroberts7238 I figured as much. It's just so unlucky that I happen to find the same chain in a random African city I choose, and then it even looks exactly the same on the map.
LLC stands for limited liability company, nothing to do with the state or city :) loved this video!!! Keep the geo content coming!!
Tom I found your channel a month or two ago and have already watched nearly all your irl adventures. Just want to say your commentary/situations you get youself into make me laugh harder than almost anything else!
Considering how relatively obscure and grim some of these places were, I'm surprised the "Tres Culturas" plaza in Mexico City wasn't featured here. There was a brutal police and military repression and massacre on a peaceful student protest against, ironically, police brutality (among other things) that took place right before the Mexico City Olympics in 1968. It actually happened in part *because* of the upcoming Olympic games, as the mexican government didn't want any visible social unrest during such an important event. Official numbers say there were around 70 fatalities, but witnesses and non-government sources clock it in at over 200. When you go there, you can really feel the...idk, bad vibes of what happened there, it was a really dark moment.
Anyway, this was a really interesting map, I'd love to see more of it. It is important for people to know a little bit about things like these. Maybe not get hung up or obsessed with the tragedy, bc that isn't healthy, but just to be aware and have some sympathy.
"All you need is one or two Dacias and you're basically in Romania"
I don't think you've seen much of Germany lately, have you? 😄
To be fair, he was absolutely correct about 8-10 years ago. Now they are everywhere.
@@_witsd right
@@_witsd Except the UK, despite James May's sustained efforts.
Germany isn't on Google maps for some reason, Romania are one of the only places on Google maps that has Dacias
@actuallyneojade I guess you haven't seen the recent news yet but Germany will finally have full Google Street View coverage in the coming months
Spotting your house on a Geoguessr map is such a meme, but that Boston location is literally where I used to live; my apartment building is right next to the "Sweet Kingdom Dessert" and was in view on the screen. The architecture is typical of Boston.
Tom you shouldn’t worry about missing on the Boston round, that’s a really hard location. I’ve actually walked on that Beach St sidewalk (under that building restoration scaffolding too) many times because my good friend lives around the corner on Washington St and I didn’t even recognize where it was.
Love the 8-bit songs appropriate to each round, like Numa Numa (or whatever) for Romania and More than a Feeling" by Boston.
I actually thought the boston thing was the boston chinatown massacre in 1991, even though it was on tyler street, which basically is one street over to the east.
I did not find that club collapse thing 😅
I thought the Boston one was where the fireworks warehouse exploded in the lat 80's. (I saw it a day or two later and it was still burning. Because... you know... fireworks.) But that was also a block or two away.
Did some research as I didn't feel the club collapse was the right one. There was a car that slammed into a gas/petrol station on the area and killed quite a few people in 2009. Most likely that's what they were tryna get at?
oh my goodness ! it’s the first time seeing a city I am intimately familiar with on this channel - it’s fun to watch Tom struggle with an answer that’s so obvious to me
Such a cool map! I’m so fascinated with tragedies and disasters such as these.
20:53 Mass. Medical Office, with Mass being for Massachusetts (presumably)
Very interesting idea for a map, and it makes for a great video. I hope we see more of these!
Tom: It's not NY or Philly because of the number plates
Also Tom: That MASS Medical Office sign needs some work... now, where are we
i'm so glad you googled each one as you went, great learning experience!
Thanks for pointing at 23:20, it helped me follow your description better!
Got to love the upbeat music playing while he searches for places with tragic backstories
Class video, hope we get more History Lessons with Tom. Also LLC is limited Liabilty Company, like americas equivalent to our LTD
Makes my day when I see a new GeoWizard video ❤
Don't feel too bad about the Boston error, I used to live there.
Boston is a city that aggregated a number of smaller towns around without fully incorporating each new segment, so there are a number of streets with the same name that aren't actually connected... Washington being a prime example...
I used to live a few blocks from the intersection of Washington Street, Washington Street, and Washington Avenue... Bonkers
I was so annoyed by tom staring at Mass. (Massachusetts) medical office and still not guessing boston
This was honestly really interesting. Would love more videos on this map, and also appreciate the info on the specific locations. I genuinely hadn't heard of any of these events.
Need to do more of this map! Very educational!
16:57 that drop of an 8-bit Dragostea Din Tei remix whilst searching in Romania was gold.
As a Bostonian, I loved seeing the outline of the Prudential Center and then immediately knowing where you were. Street cleaning signs and almost all the vehicles being SUVs (likely to have AWD) indicate a North American place with snow.
I'm Australian, with terrible geographical knowledge and my only exposure to America is through film. As soon as NY was ruled out, I immediately thought of Boston. The buildings reminded me of what I've seen in movies, the Ocean City thing reminded me of Dropkick Murpheys, and the icing on the cake was the Mass. Medical sign.
And given Tom even mentioned Mass. Medical… bit of a clue there too!
That 8-bit dragostea din tei sound bit while thinking you're in Romania was very clever Tommy.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who appreciated that! :D
there must come another run, please. this map is just super fun to watch.
Your choices of fast-forward music are always great, but 8-bit Numa Numa for Romania might just be the best one yet.
"rest in peace the chlorine crew"
On the last one there was a cheeky little man hole cover right under the camera labeled "BOSTON SEWER", was a little blurred so was either Boston or maybe Houston. Looking at the buildings Boston is the more obvious choice, and then Google has the area labeled Chinatown as well as there being a Chinatown train stop. I was pretty set on it being Chicago until I found that.
In such a grim video, I laughed so hard when he didn’t know what LLC is.
As an American, hearing you wonder about LLC was hilarious. It’s a business structure-limited liability company.
Tom asking whats LLC sent me for a chuckle
Gotta do another episode of this. Was so interesting to see all these different places and the variety of disasters that occur across our planet
If you haven't heard, someone has made a new geography guessing game to compete with geoguessr that is only funded by ads and by donations, no annoying subscription or time limits. It also cuts all the BS that the devs have been doing lately. Hopefully it will get maps like this soon because then we will just have a better geo-game.
What is this new geography game of which you speak? (I can only play Geoguessr when I find a challenge now, since they changed it to not allowing one free game a day (plus the daily challenge).) And basically no one makes challenges that are unlimited (moving allowed, no time limit), which is what I love to play.
@@thewiseturtle I meant to respond earlier and apparently didn’t. It is called geotastic.
Work began on the new Sunshine Skyway Bridge soon after I moved to Pinellas County, Florida in 1983. So until the new bridge's opening in 1987, I had to drive over the old span whenever we'd go to Fort Myers. It was unsettling to look over and see the big hole in the bridge next to you.
please do a part 2! such an interesting map
Omg please make this map a series!
Watching this video the day after the bridge fell in Boston after a freighter hit it. 😮
It was Baltimore, honest mistake. Both major cities that start with B
That last one was the most boston thing ever, figuring out which terrible thing happened and getting completely lost because of the confusing street layout.
A lovely video, really calming a nice bedtime video 🔥
Thanks geowizard
No really a good video
That was a great map, very educational.
My final score was 23,454. Made the same mistake you did in Uganda. But I'm especially proud that I 5ked the Romania. I was able to latch onto Zarnesti as the town name thanks to the "esti" ending that many cities/towns in Romania have (cf. Ploiesti, Pitesti).
Grew up next to the Skyway Bridge in Tampa. Watching you identify it so effortlessly by dragging up the Florida coast was just literal wizardry. Black magic. Dark arts. Stay impressive man! Thanks so much for all the content
Rest in peace the chlorine crew 👀🤯 dear god Tom haha
The last one was a rollercoaster. Suspected the correct city quite early, but was confused by the narrow street which didn't correlate to the disaster I had in mind (which Tom also mentioned).
Do this map again it was so fascinating
What a rollercoaster. I ended up beating Tom's score, probably for the first time, after zeroing the Florida bridge guess. Luckily for me he didn't see the manhole cover that had "Boston sewer" written on it.
20:58 "Mass medical office" --- now what state do you think MASS medical office might be in?
Need more of this!
Is nobody going to talk about a diverse world getting deleted from
the game?
Zigzag made a video about it...
what is there to say? Mapper threw a hissy fit over microtransactions being added into the game and thats all there is to it
It's dumb. The user deleted thousands of hours of work and beloved maps that people love over something that doesn't affect him at all. Yeah the microtransactions are dumb, but it's not like you need to buy an avatar to play the game. They're his maps and he can do what he wants with them, but I loved playing his maps, and I love playing Geoguessr still. It feels like it's punishing the players of the game more than the company.
@@bobrulz I honestly respect the map maker for that. Microtransactions kill any game for me tbh. I know it makes a lot of money for the companies, but it fucking sucks. So good on them for not supporting that type of business.
I recognize the Sunshine Skyway Bridge from a Dark History video. It even had interviews with the survivor included.
As a side note, Dacias have become quite common in Germany as well for their affordability. They are essentially just reused Renault parts, the new Dacia Spring has the tires from the Mitsubishi Space Star l Mirage.
It always feels a little bit weird to see something extremely familiar in one of these videos.
I don't think it's happened to me yet!
I lived only two blocks away from Knapp St. in Boston for 3 years - so I totally get you! haha.
I very much appreciated the piano version of the “More than a feeling” solo by Boston during the search in Boston.