Argentina
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T1Essential tells
Guardrail Reflectors
Argentinian guardrails often feature yellow and red rectangular reflectors.
BollardArgentina: Guardrail Reflectors
Guardrails in Argentina feature yellow and red rectangular reflectors.
BollardArgentina License Plates
Argentina uses two types of license plates. One type is black with a black dot in the middle, and the other is white with a blue bar at the top.
PlateArgentina License Plates
Argentina uses two types of license plates: a black plate that appears on Street View with a black dot in the middle, and a white plate with a blue bar at the top.
PlateLicense Plate Placement
In Argentina, license plates are mounted on both the front and the back of vehicles.
PlateArgentina License Plates
Argentina uses license plates on both the front and back of vehicles.
PlateArgentine License Plates
Argentina uses two types of license plates: a black plate that appears on Street View with a black dot in the middle, and a white plate with a blue bar at the top.
PlateArgentina Street Suffixes
In Argentina, "Boulevard" is a street suffix. It may be abbreviated as "Bv".
Language ScriptArgentine Street Suffix
In Argentina, the street suffix Calle translates to Street.
Language ScriptArgentina Street Suffix
In Argentina, "Avenida" or "Av" is a street suffix. It means "Avenue".
Language ScriptDiagonal Street Suffix
The word 'Diagonal' is used as a street suffix in Argentina.
Language ScriptArgentina Street Suffix
In Argentina, 'Avenida' or 'Av' is a street suffix. It translates to 'Avenue'.
Language ScriptArgentine Street Suffixes
In Argentina, the street suffix 'Avenida', abbreviated as 'Av', is used to denote an avenue.
Language ScriptBoulevard Street Suffix
In Argentina, the street suffix 'Boulevard' is abbreviated as 'Bv'.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix in Argentina
In Argentina, the street suffix "Calle" translates to "Street".
Language ScriptArgentine Boulevard Suffix
In Argentina, "Boulevard" is used as a street suffix. It may also appear abbreviated as "Bv".
Language ScriptArgentina T-Junction Signs
In Argentina's La Pampa province, T-junctions may feature yellow rectangular signs. These signs display a chevron pattern at the bottom, road numbers above, and arrows on both sides.
Road SignLa Pampa T-Junction Signs
T-junctions in La Pampa sometimes feature yellow rectangular signs with a chevron pattern on the bottom, road numbers above, and arrows on both sides.
Road SignArgentina La Pampa T-Junctions
In La Pampa, T-junctions sometimes display yellow rectangular signs. These signs feature a chevron pattern at the bottom and road numbers above, with an arrow on both sides.
Road SignLa Pampa T-Junction Signs
In La Pampa, T-junctions sometimes feature yellow rectangular signs with a chevron pattern on the bottom. These signs display the road numbers above, flanked by an arrow on both sides.
Road SignArgentine Road Line Colors
In Argentina, both the outside and inside road lines are white.
Road MarkingArgentina Road Lines
Road lines in Argentina are mainly dashed white, double yellow, or a mix of these.
Road MarkingArgentina Road Lines
In Argentina, road lines are white. Both outside and inside lines are white.
Road MarkingArgentina Road Markings
Road lines in Argentina are mainly dashed white, double yellow, or a combination of the two.
Road MarkingArgentina Road Lines
In Argentina, road lines are white. Both outside and inside road lines are white.
Road MarkingNorthwest Argentina Red Bricks
Red bricks are found in the northwest of Argentina. They are especially present in western Jujuy.
ArchitectureVilla Dique Florentino Ameghino
Villa Dique Florentino Ameghino is located in northeastern Chubut, Argentina. This architectural site is surrounded by rock formations.
ArchitectureNorthwestern Red Bricks
Red bricks, similar to those common in Bolivia, are found in the northwest of the country, particularly in western Jujuy.
ArchitectureVilla Dique Florentino Ameghino
Villa Dique Florentino Ameghino is located in northeastern Chubut. This architectural site is surrounded by rock formations.
ArchitectureArgentina's Toothpick Cactus
The Stetsonia coryne, also known as the toothpick cactus, is a large, tree-like cactus with many branches and spines resembling toothpicks. It inhabits areas between Catamarca and Cordoba, and the border region of Chaco, Salta, and Formosa.
VegetationMonkey Puzzle Trees in Neuquén
Monkey puzzle trees can be found in western Neuquén, with the highest number of specimens visible along State Road 23.
VegetationSouthern Grassland Vegetation
Vegetation featuring flat grass and a low number of bushes is found in the state of Tierra del Fuego or southeastern Santa Cruz.
VegetationThe Toothpick Cactus
The toothpick cactus is a large tree-like cactus with many branches and spines resembling toothpicks. Its habitat includes a hotspot between Catamarca and Cordoba, as well as the border area between Chaco, Salta, and Formosa.
VegetationPink Trumpet Tree Salta
The Pink Trumpet Tree can be found in cities in northern Salta. These cities include Orán, Tartagal, and General Mosconi.
VegetationGrasslands and Tree Plantations
This area is generally characterized by grassland with a few separated tree plantations.
VegetationThe Caldén Tree
The caldén (Prosopis caldenia) is a decently large deciduous tree with small leaves and sinuous branches. It is mainly found in La Pampa.
VegetationPink Trumpet Tree
Pink Trumpet Trees are found in cities in northern Salta. These cities include Orán, Tartagal, and General Mosconi.
VegetationMonkey Puzzle Trees
Monkey puzzle trees are found in western Neuquen. Most specimens are seen on state road 23.
VegetationPoplar Trees in Neuquén
Single rows of thin, tall poplar trees are very common around the flat landscape of Neuquén.
VegetationArgentina's Toothpick Cactus
The Stetsonia coryne, also known as the toothpick cactus, is a large tree-like cactus found in Argentina. Its habitat includes a hotspot between Catamarca and Cordoba, and the border area between Chaco, Salta, and Formosa.
VegetationEntre Rios Tree Plantations
The majority of tree plantations in Argentina are located in the Entre Rios province.
VegetationArgentina: Flat Grass, Few Bushes
Vegetation with flat grass and a low number of bushes is found in Argentina. This vegetation is almost certainly present in Tierra del Fuego or southeastern Santa Cruz.
VegetationArgentina Tree Plantations
The majority of Argentina's tree plantations are located in the Entre Rios province.
VegetationArgentina's Caldén Tree
The caldén is a large deciduous tree with small leaves and sinuous branches. It is mainly found in La Pampa.
VegetationNeuquén Poplar Trees
Thin, tall poplar trees grow in single rows around Neuquén. This area is also very flat.
VegetationPink Trumpet Trees
The Pink Trumpet Tree can be found in northern Salta cities, including Orán, Tartagal, and General Mosconi.
VegetationNeuquén Poplar Trees
Around Neuquén, single rows of thin, tall poplar trees are very common. The area is also very flat.
VegetationGrassland and Tree Plantations
This country features grassland. A few separated tree plantations are generally found in this area.
VegetationChaco Formosa Vegetation
Chaco and Formosa provinces feature sandy soil with abundant low trees and bushes.
VegetationArgentina's Caldén Tree
The caldén is a large deciduous tree with small leaves and sinuous branches. It is mainly found in La Pampa, Argentina.
VegetationChaco and Formosa Vegetation
The Chaco and Formosa provinces feature sandy soil with an abundance of vegetation, consisting mainly of low trees and bushes.
VegetationArgentina Volcanic Rocks
Volcanic rocks are found on the RP43 south of Antofagasta de la Sierra. These rocks are located in northwestern Catamarca.
TerrainWestern La Rioja Red Soil
The RN76 through Parque Nacional Talampaya in western La Rioja features a barren landscape with red soil and mountain ranges.
TerrainCaranday Palm Terrain
The caranday palm is native to the Sierras de Córdoba. It is also found in San Luis and northern mountainous Argentina.
TerrainWestern RN65 in Tucumán
The western portion of the RN65 in western Tucumán is a bendy, unpaved road located in the mountains.
TerrainRed Soil, Barren Landscape, Mountains
Argentina features red soil, barren landscapes, and mountain ranges. These terrain characteristics are present in Parque Nacional Talampaya in western La Rioja.
TerrainArgentina Terrain
Argentina features vineyards. Mountains are in the west and flatness is in the east.
TerrainUshuaia's Northern Mountains
Snowy mountains located to the north can only be found in Ushuaia.
TerrainMendoza Vineyards and Mountains
Vineyards with mountains to the west and flat terrain to the east are found in the outskirts of Mendoza.
TerrainHigh Elevation Mountain Ranges
High elevation mountain ranges are found in Catamarca, Tucumán, Salta, and Jujuy. The cardón cactus, identified by its candelabra-like appearance and fuzzy golden brown spines, is native to these ranges.
TerrainMountains West of Córdoba
Mountains are typically found to the west of Córdoba.
TerrainRN68 Valley Red Mountains
Red mountains are unique to the RN68 valley in southern Salta.
TerrainHigh Elevation Mountain Ranges
High elevation mountain ranges are found in Catamarca, Tucumán, Salta, and Jujuy. The cardón cactus, identified by its candelabra-like appearance and fuzzy golden brown spines, is native to these ranges.
TerrainWestern Tucumán Mountains
Western Tucumán features bendy, unpaved roads in the mountains. The western part of RN65 is an example of this terrain.
TerrainSalta's RN68 Red Mountains
Red mountains are unique to the RN68 valley in southern Salta.
TerrainCaranday Palm of Argentina
The caranday palm is native to the Sierras de Córdoba, San Luis, and northern mountainous Argentina. It can be identified by its compact, fan-like leaves and a trunk concealed by a coat of dead leaves.
TerrainFar Western Mountains
The far western region of Argentina typically features a mountainous landscape.
TerrainRN65 in Western Tucumán
The western portion of the RN65 in western Tucumán is a winding, unpaved road situated in the mountains.
TerrainTalampaya National Park Landscape
The RN76 in Parque Nacional Talampaya in western La Rioja features a barren landscape with red soil and mountain ranges.
TerrainArgentina: Western Mountains
Far western Argentina features a mountainous landscape.
TerrainThe Cardón Cactus
The cardón is a cactus native to the high-elevation mountain ranges of Catamarca, Tucumán, Salta, and Jujuy. It can be identified by its candelabra-like appearance and fuzzy golden brown spines.
TerrainVolcanic Rocks in Catamarca
Volcanic rocks are present on the RP43 south of Antofagasta de la Sierra, in northwestern Catamarca.
TerrainTalampaya National Park Landscape
The RN76 through Parque Nacional Talampaya in western La Rioja features a barren landscape with red soil and mountain ranges.
TerrainRP43 Volcanic Rocks
In Generation 4 coverage, these volcanic rocks are only found on the RP43 south of Antofagasta de la Sierra in northwestern Catamarca.
TerrainDoubled Utility Poles
Doubled up utility poles can be a clue for Argentina.
Utility PoleArgentina Wooden Utility Poles
Wooden utility poles are somewhat common in Argentina. They can be found with or without a crossbar.
Utility PoleArgentina Utility Poles
Round concrete poles are common in Argentina. These poles sustain three electricity lines in an alternating pattern.
Utility PoleTucumán Pole Stickers
In Tucumán, utility poles can be found with white vertical stickers containing several digits.
Utility PoleMendoza Utility Poles
In Mendoza, utility poles can be found with a single insulator attached directly to the side of the pole.
Utility PoleLatvian Style Wooden Hook Poles
Within Argentina, Latvian-style wooden hook poles are unique to La Rioja and Mendoza.
Utility PoleWooden Utility Poles
Wooden poles are somewhat common in Argentina and can be found either with or without a crossbar.
Utility PoleDoubled-Up Utility Poles
Doubled-up utility poles are a helpful clue for identifying Argentina.
Utility PoleRound Concrete Poles
Round concrete poles supporting three electricity lines in an alternating pattern are very common in Argentina.
Utility PoleTucumán Pole Stickers
In Tucumán, Argentina, look for white vertical pole stickers that feature several digits.
Utility PoleArgentina Utility Poles
In Mendoza, utility poles may have a single insulator attached to the side.
Utility PoleArgentina: Wooden Hook Poles
Latvian style wooden hook poles are found in Argentina. These poles are unique to La Rioja and Mendoza.
Utility PoleDark Red Sorghum
Sorghum fields are most commonly seen in Santa Fe, Córdoba, and Buenos Aires. It can be identified by its dark red flowerheads.
OtherAcrocomia Aculeata in Argentina
The Acrocomia aculeata plant features small, thin leaves with a visible spear-shaped top. While used as a decorative plant across Argentina, it is most common in the wild within Formosa, Chaco, and Misiones.
OtherCorn Fields in Argentina
Corn fields are found across most of northern Argentina, and they are most common in Córdoba, Buenos Aires, and Santiago del Estero.
OtherCorn Fields in Northern Argentina
Corn fields can be found throughout most of northern Argentina. They are most common in Córdoba, Buenos Aires, and Santiago del Estero.
OtherAcrocomia Aculeata in Argentina
The Acrocomia aculeata plant features small, thin leaves with a visible spear-shaped top. While used as a decorative plant throughout Argentina, it is most commonly found growing wild in Formosa, Chaco, and Misiones.
OtherCaranday Wax Palms
The Caranday Wax Palm, or Copernicia alba, has short, fan-like leaves and tends to grow in low-density, single-species forests. These palms are most common in Formosa, but they are also found in Chaco, Corrientes, and northern Santa Fe.
OtherMar del Plata Architecture
A distinct architectural style in Mar del Plata, Miramar, and Necochea is characterized by quartzite stone facades, orange tiled roofs, attached garages, and vault-shaped porches.
OtherPampas Grass
Pampas grass is a defining plant of the Pampas region. It is recognizable by its long bunched reeds and white fluffy flowerheads.
OtherComodoro Rivadavia and Chenque Hill
Comodoro Rivadavia is built on the slopes of Chenque hill, making the city recognizable.
OtherWild Sunflowers
Wild sunflowers are often found in Salta, Jujuy, and Tucumán.
OtherButia Yatay Palm
The Butia yatay features arching pinnation and often grows at an incline with varying heights. It is most common in Corrientes and Parque Nacional El Palmar, Entre Ríos.
OtherGeneration 4 Smallcam
Argentina features Generation 4 'smallcam' coverage, which is mounted lower than regular Generation 4 cameras. It is characterized by a relatively big circular blur with a small protrusion at the front.
OtherSouthern Buenos Aires Grass Hills
Semi-coastal grass hills are found in southern Buenos Aires, particularly to the northeast of Bahía Blanca.
OtherMelting Snow in Santa Cruz
Melting snow coverage is visible on the eastern RN293. This location is close to the Chilean border in southwestern Santa Cruz.
OtherSouthern Buenos Aires Grass Hills
Semi-coastal grass hills are found in southern Buenos Aires. They are especially visible northeast of Bahía Blanca.
OtherArgentina Sawdust Car
The "sawdust" car is found in centre-south Argentina and features a unique sandy dust on its visible black back.
OtherMar Del Plata Architecture
A unique architectural style in Mar Del Plata and surrounding cities features quartzite stoned facades, orange tiled roofs, attached garages, and vault shaped porches.
OtherSugarcane Plantations in Argentina
Sugarcane plantations are most common in Tucumán, with additional hotspots appearing in Salta and Jujuy.
OtherPampas Grass Flora
Pampas grass is a defining flora of the Pampas region. It is recognizable by its long bunched reeds and white fluffy flowerheads.
OtherWhite and Red Chevrons
Argentina typically uses white-and-red chevrons.
OtherArgentina's Acrocomia Plant
The Acrocomia aculeata plant has small, thin leaves with a visible spear-shaped top. It is found as a decorative plant across Argentina and is most common in the wild in Formosa, Chaco, and Misiones.
OtherArgentinian Kilometre Markers
Kilometre markers in Argentina are typically white with a black strip at the top displaying the road number.
OtherArgentinian City Taxis
Some cities in Argentina feature unique and recognizable taxis.
OtherCaranday Wax Palm
The Caranday Wax Palm, Copernicia alba, grows in low-density, single-species forests. It is found in Argentina, most commonly in Formosa, and also in Chaco, Corrientes, and northern Santa Fe.
OtherArgentina Smallcam Coverage
Argentina features Generation 4 "smallcam" coverage. This coverage is mounted lower than regular Generation 4 and shows a relatively big circular blur with a small front protrusion.
OtherRN251 and RN22 Imagery
Sunrise imagery with poor quality and blurs appears on a short section of RN251 and RN22. This occurs west of Río Colorado.
OtherReddish Roads of San Luis
Roads with reddish pavement lined with long Nassella tenuissima are common in San Luis.
OtherCentral Southern Landscapes
Flat and barren landscapes are typically found in central southern Argentina.
OtherBlack Google Car
Argentina features a black Google Street View car in its Generation 3 coverage.
OtherArgentine Sorghum Fields
Sorghum fields are most commonly seen in Santa Fe, C3rdoba, and Buenos Aires, and can be identified by their dark red flowerheads.
OtherArgentine Sunflower Fields
Fields of sunflowers are mainly located in southern Chaco, and are less commonly found in Buenos Aires and southern Córdoba.
OtherArgentine Salt Pans
Salt pans in Argentina are typically found in Jujuy.
OtherSan Juan Horse Trekker
A horse trekker can be found in southwestern San Juan.
OtherRN40 Sunrise Coverage
Sunrise coverage with degraded image quality is located on the RN40 just south of the Mendoza border with Neuquén.
OtherEastern RP25 Snow Coverage
Snow coverage is found on the eastern RP25 in eastern Santa Cruz.
OtherTierra del Fuego Beech Forests
Beech forests are commonly found in the state of Tierra del Fuego.
OtherRN251 and RN22 Imagery
Sunrise coverage with poor image quality and blurs appears on short sections of RN251 and RN22. This imagery is found west of Río Colorado.
OtherNorthern Argentina Corn Fields
Corn fields are found in most of northern Argentina. They are most common in Córdoba, Buenos Aires, and Santiago del Estero.
OtherPampas Grass
Pampas grass is a defining flora of the Pampas region. It is recognizable by its long bunched reeds and white fluffy flowerheads.
OtherSanta Cruz Melting Snow
Melting snow coverage is present on the eastern RN293. This location is close to the Chilean border in southwestern Santa Cruz.
OtherComodoro Rivadavia on Chenque Hill
The city of Comodoro Rivadavia is built on the slopes of Chenque hill. This makes the city recognizable.
OtherCordoba Provincial Road Markers
Unique markers are found on provincial roads in Cordoba, Argentina.
OtherBuenos Aires Small Lakes
Small lakes are occasionally seen near roads in the province of Buenos Aires.
OtherMar Del Plata Architectural Style
In Mar Del Plata and nearby cities, a unique architectural style features quartzite stoned facades, orange tiled roofs, attached garages, and vault shaped porches.
OtherCorn Fields in Argentina
Corn fields are found in most of northern Argentina. They are most common in Córdoba, Buenos Aires, and Santiago del Estero.
OtherArgentina Kilometre Markers
Kilometre markers are typically white with a black strip. The black strip displays the road number at the top.
OtherAcrocomia Aculeata Plant
The Acrocomia aculeata plant has small thin leaves with a visible spear-shaped top and is found as a decorative plant across Argentina. In the wild, it is most common in Formosa, Chaco, and Misiones.
OtherButia Yatay Palm
The Butia yatay palm has arching, pinnate leaves and often grows at an incline with varying heights. It is most common in Corrientes and Parque Nacional El Palmar, Entre Rios.
OtherRN40 Sunrise Coverage
Sunrise coverage with degraded image quality appears on RN40. This occurs just south of the Mendoza border with Neuquén.
OtherCaranday Wax Palm
The Caranday Wax Palm grows in low-density, single-species forests. It is most common in Formosa and also found in Chaco, Corrientes, and northern Santa Fe.
OtherArgentina Gen 4 Smallcam
Argentina features Generation 4 smallcam coverage. This coverage is mounted lower than regular Generation 4 and shows a relatively big circular blur with a small front protrusion.
OtherBuenos Aires Roadside Lakes
Small lakes are occasionally visible near the road in the province of Buenos Aires.
OtherWild Sunflowers in Argentina
Wild sunflowers are often found in Salta, Jujuy, and Tucumán.
OtherBuenos Aires Small Lakes
Small lakes are seen near roads in the province of Buenos Aires.
OtherArgentina: Flat Barren Landscapes
Flat and barren landscapes are typically found in central southern Argentina.
OtherArgentina White-and-Red Chevrons
Argentina typically uses white-and-red chevrons.
OtherTierra del Fuego Beech Forests
Beech forests are commonly found in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego.
OtherArgentina: San Luis Roads
Roads with reddish pavement are common in San Luis. These roads are lined with Nassella tenuissima.
OtherArgentina: Unique Taxis
Some Argentinian cities feature unique and recognizable taxis.
OtherFlat and Desolate Landscapes
Most of Argentina is relatively flat, mostly treeless, and sparsely populated. This creates a very wide-open, desolate landscape.
OtherRN251 and RN22 Sunrise Coverage
A short part of the RN251 and RN22 west of Río Colorado features sunrise coverage with bad image quality and multiple blurs.
OtherEastern RN293 Snow Coverage
Melting snow coverage is visible on the eastern RN293 in southwestern Santa Cruz, close to the Chilean border.
OtherBuenos Aires Roadside Lakes
Small lakes are occasionally visible near the road in the province of Buenos Aires.
OtherSnow coverage in Santa Cruz
Snow coverage is found on the eastern RP25 in eastern Santa Cruz.
OtherArgentina Gen 3 Black Car
Argentina features a black Google car in its Generation 3 coverage.
OtherArgentina Sugarcane Plantations
Sugarcane plantations are most common in Tucumán. Hotspots also appear in Salta and Jujuy.
OtherSawdust Car in Argentina
The "sawdust" car is found in centre-south Argentina. It has a unique sandy dust on its visible black back.
OtherSemi-Coastal Grass Hills
Semi-coastal grass hills are present in southern Buenos Aires. These hills are particularly noted northeast of Bahía Blanca.
OtherArgentina Salt Pans
Salt pans in Argentina are typically found in Jujuy.
OtherMar del Plata Architectural Style
A distinct architectural style in Mar del Plata, Miramar, and Necochea is characterized by quartzite stone facades, orange tiled roofs, attached garages, and vault-shaped porches.
OtherMisiones Province Red Soil
Red soil is typically found in the Misiones province.
OtherArgentina Sunflower Fields
Sunflower fields are mainly found in southern Chaco. They are less commonly found in Buenos Aires and southern Córdoba.
OtherCaranday Wax Palms
The Caranday wax palm, characterized by short, fan-like leaves, grows in low-density, single-species forests. It is most common in Formosa but also grows in Chaco, Corrientes, and northern Santa Fe.
OtherT2Intermediate tells
Low-mounted 'smallcam' coverage
Generation-4 'smallcam' coverage sits low with a big round blur and a small front protrusion.
PlateGuardrail support-shape tell
Guardrails resemble a neighbour's, but the support shape distinguishes them from across the river.
Road SignRN national vs RP provincial markers
Highway markers read RN for national (white on map) and RP for provincial (green on map) roads.
Road SignButia yatay palm, northeast park
The butia yatay palm has arching pinnate leaves and often leans, common in one northeastern national park.
VegetationToothpick cactus, north-central
A large branching cactus with toothpick-like spines hotspots between north-central provinces.
VegetationCaranday palm of the central sierras
A rustic fan-leaved palm with a dead-leaf skirt is native to the central sierras and northern mountains.
VegetationCandelabra cardón cactus, northwest
The cardón, a candelabra cactus with golden-brown fuzzy spines, grows in high northwestern mountain ranges.
VegetationWax palm forests, northeast
The caranday wax palm forms low-density single-species forests, most common in the humid northeast.
VegetationWeb domain .ar
Web and advert domains ending in .ar point to this country.
OtherT3Advanced tells
Macaw palm, decorative and wild north
The macaw palm appears decoratively countrywide but grows wild mainly in humid northern provinces.
VegetationDrives on the right
Traffic keeps to the right-hand side of the road.
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