Chile

Chilean Bollards

Chilean bollards resemble Spanish-style bollards. They feature a white reflector at the front and a yellow-orange reflector at the back.

Orange Temporary Bollards

Regular bollards are somewhat rare in Chile, though temporary orange bollards with two white stripes at the top are sometimes found.

Chilean Bollard Reflectors

Chilean bollards are similar to Spanish-style bollards. They feature a white reflector at the front and a yellow-orange reflector at the back, and are not super common.

Chile Orange Temporary Bollard

Regular bollards are somewhat rare in Chile. Orange, temporary bollards with two white stripes at the top may sometimes be found.

Orange Temporary Bollards

While regular bollards are somewhat rare in Chile, temporary orange bollards with two white stripes at the top can sometimes be found.

Chilean Bollards

Chilean bollards are similar to Spanish-style bollards, featuring a white reflector on the front and a yellow-orange reflector on the back. They are not very common.

Chilean License Plates

In Chile, regular vehicles have white license plates. Commercial and taxi vehicles have orange plates.

Vehicle License Plates

In Chile, regular vehicles have white license plates, while commercial and taxi vehicles have orange plates.

Chilean Phone Codes

Chilean phone codes sometimes feature a two-digit area code followed by seven digits. Most central states use distinct area codes for specific provinces.

Chilean Phone Codes

Chilean phone numbers sometimes feature a two-digit area code followed by seven digits. Most central states have distinct area codes for specific provinces.

Chilean License Plates

Regular vehicles in Chile have white license plates. Commercial and taxi vehicles have orange license plates.

License Plate Positions

Chilean license plates are mounted on both the front and the back.

Chilean Phone Codes

Chilean phone codes sometimes feature a two-digit area code followed by seven digits. In most central states, specific provinces have distinct area codes.

Chilean License Plates

Vehicles in Chile display license plates on both the front and back.

License Plate Placement

Chilean license plates are mounted on both the front and back of the vehicle.

Avenida Street Suffix

In Chile, the street suffix 'Avenida', abbreviated as 'Av', translates to 'Avenue'.

Chilean Street Suffixes

In Chile, the street suffix 'Avenida', abbreviated as 'Av', is used to denote an avenue.

Chilean Street Suffixes

In Chile, the street suffixes 'Camino' and 'Cmno' are used to denote a road.

Chilean Street Suffix

The term "Diagonal" is used as a street suffix in Chile.

Chilean Street Suffixes

In Chile, "Avenida" or "Av" is a common street suffix. It translates to "Avenue".

Chilean Street Suffix

In Chile, 'Pasaje' is a street suffix. It translates to 'Passage'.

Santiago Google Car Trailer

In Santiago, south of the Chilean National Zoo, the Google car can be seen towing a white and silver trailer with the word 'Outback'.

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Street Suffix in Chile

The term 'Calle' is used as a street suffix in Chile and means 'Street'.

English Word on Trailer

A trailer displaying the English word 'Outback' was observed south of the Chilean National Zoo in Santiago.

Pasaje Street Suffix

In Chile, the street suffix 'Pasaje' translates to 'Passage'.

Street Suffix: Calle

In Chile, 'Calle' is used as a street suffix. It translates to 'Street'.

Street Suffix: Camino

In Chile, 'Camino' or 'Cmno' is a street suffix. It translates to 'Road'.

Diagonal Street Suffix

In Chile, 'Diagonal' is used as a street suffix.

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Pasaje Street Suffix

In Chile, the street suffix 'Pasaje' translates to 'Passage'.

Chilean Street Suffix

The word 'Diagonal' is used as a street suffix in Chile.

Chilean Street Suffixes

In Chile, the street suffix "Calle" translates to "Street".

Chilean Road Suffixes

In Chile, the street suffix "Camino" or its abbreviation "Cmno" means road.

Outback Trailer in Santiago

South of the Chilean National Zoo in Santiago, the Google car can be seen towing a white and silver trailer with the word 'Outback'.

Chile: Length and Climate

Chile is a long and narrow country. It spans more than 4,000 kilometers from north to south, resulting in significant climate variation due to latitude.

Signpost Slots

In Chile, slots can often be seen at the top of signposts.

Signpost Slots

Signposts in Chile often feature slots at the top.

Chile's North-South Span

Chile is a long and narrow country spanning more than 4,000 kilometers from north to south. Due to this latitude, its climate varies significantly.

Signpost Top Slots

Signposts in Chile can often be seen with slots at the top.

Villa O'Higgins Wooden Structures

Villa O'Higgins is recognized by large mountains located immediately to the east. Street signs, fences, and many other structures throughout the village are made of orange-stained wood.

Villa O'Higgins Wood Structures

Villa O'Higgins is bordered by large mountains immediately to the east. Throughout the village, street signs, fences, and various other structures are made of orange-stained wood.

Orange Street Signs in Lanco

Orange street signs are located at almost every intersection in the city of Lanco, and can also be found occasionally in the nearby town of Malalhue.

Chile: Length and Climate

Chile is a long and narrow country, spanning over 4,000 kilometers from north to south. Its climate varies significantly due to latitude.

Orange Street Signs in Lanco

Orange street signs are found at almost every intersection in the city of Lanco, and occasionally in the nearby town of Malalhue.

Orange Street Signs in Chile

Orange street signs are present in Chile. They are seen at almost every intersection in Lanco and occasionally in Malalhue.

Orange-Stained Wood Signs

In Villa O'Higgins, street signs are made of orange-stained wood. Other structures in the village are also made of orange-stained wood.

Chilean Road Line Colors

Road lines in Chile feature yellow markings on the outside and white markings on the inside.

Chile Road Line Colors

In Chile, road lines are yellow on the outside and white on the inside.

Chilean Road Line Colors

Road lines in Chile are painted entirely in either white or yellow.

Chilean Road Lines

Road lines in Chile are either all white or all yellow.

Chilean Road Line Colors

Road markings in Chile feature yellow lines on the outside and white lines on the inside.

Chilean Road Line Colors

Road lines in Chile are either entirely white or entirely yellow.

Atacama Clay Walls

San Pedro de Atacama features clay brick walls. These walls commonly have triangles at the top.

San Pedro de Atacama Architecture

San Pedro de Atacama can be recognized by its clay brick walls, which commonly feature triangles at the top.

San Pedro de Atacama Walls

San Pedro de Atacama can be recognized by its clay brick walls, which commonly feature triangles at the top.

Atacama Desert Vegetation

The Atacama Desert covers the northern third of Chile and is extremely arid, with some parts experiencing the lowest rainfall on the planet. Many locations in this desert are almost completely devoid of vegetation, showing only sand and bare rock.

Chile: Tamarugo Trees

Tamarugo trees line the road in the northern Pampa del Tamarugal National Reserve. The road is mediocre quality and runs consistently north-west.

Trees and Vineyards West

Many trees and vineyards are seen toward the west.

Ruta 41 Valley and Vineyards

A section of Ruta 41 lies in a valley with snowy mountains in the distance and triple yellow road lines. Numerous trees and vineyards are commonly visible toward the west.

Atacama Desert Vegetation

The Atacama is an extremely arid desert covering the northern third of Chile. Due to experiencing some of the lowest rainfall on the planet, many locations are almost completely devoid of vegetation, showing only sand and bare rock.

Atacama Desert Vegetation

The Atacama Desert covers the northern third of Chile and experiences some of the lowest rainfall on the planet. As a result, many areas are almost completely devoid of vegetation, showing only sand and bare rock.

Southern Aysén Autumn Colors

Southern Aysén in Chile features orange and red vegetation during autumn. Not all vegetation in this region displays fall colors.

Puyehue National Park

Puyehue National Park features dense roadside vegetation, triple yellow lines, and frequent tar snakes on the pavement.

Ruta 41 Landscape

A section of Ruta 41 lies in a valley featuring triple yellow road lines and distant snowy mountains. Trees and vineyards are commonly visible toward the west.

Bio Bio and Araucanía Roads

Narrow roads with trees on both sides are commonly seen in the regions of Bio Bio and Araucanía.

Puyehue National Park Vegetation

Puyehue National Park is characterized by dense vegetation surrounding the road.

Santiago Region Vegetation

The region around Santiago has a semi-arid climate. It features dry hills and scattered vegetation.

Santiago Region Landscape

The area surrounding Santiago is characterized by a semi-arid climate with dry hills and scattered vegetation.

Tree-Lined Narrow Roads

Narrow roads with trees on both sides are commonly seen in the Bio Bio and Araucania regions.

Pampa del Tamarugal Vegetation

The northern section of Pampa del Tamarugal National Reserve features Tamarugo trees lining a mediocre quality road that runs in a consistent north-west direction.

Southern Aysén Autumn Vegetation

Southern Aysén features autumn coverage with orange and red vegetation. Not all vegetation in this region will display fall colors.

Southern Aysén Autumn Vegetation

Southern Aysén can be recognized by autumn coverage featuring orange and red vegetation, though not all areas in the region display these fall colors.

Santiago Region Landscape

The region surrounding Santiago is characterized by a semi-arid climate with dry hills and scattered vegetation.

Tamarugo Trees, Pampa del Tamarugal

Tamarugo trees line the road in the northern section of Pampa del Tamarugal National Reserve. The road is of mediocre quality and runs in a consistent north-west direction.

Tree-Lined Narrow Roads

Narrow roads with trees on both sides are commonly seen in the regions of Bio Bio and Araucania.

Puyehue National Park Roadside Vegetation

Puyehue National Park is recognizable by dense vegetation surrounding the road, which features triple yellow lines and frequent tar snakes on the pavement.

Alto Bio Bio National Reserve

The Alto Bio Bio National Reserve features a vast, mostly treeless landscape with a cold, high-altitude feel. Roads in this dry-looking area are marked with triple yellow lines.

Torres del Paine

The Torres del Paine area features sharp, peaked mountains. Trekkers can be seen walking on a glacier alongside other people wearing orange helmets.

Nevado Tres Cruces National Park

Nevado Tres Cruces National Park is characterized by a vast, open landscape with reddish-tinted sand and salt pans leading to a line of mountains.

Eastern Mountain Pass

In eastern Chile, a mountain pass features views of lightly snow-capped volcanoes and roadside snow. The roads within the national park are paved.

Los Lagos and Aysén Terrain

Southern Los Lagos and northern Aysén feature lush green valleys, rocky mountains, and often overcast coverage.

Isla Grande de Chiloé

Isla Grande de Chiloé features a rolling, agricultural landscape comparable to New Zealand.

Arica y Parinacota Terrain

The region of Arica y Parinacota features smooth, sandy mountains that can appear slightly eroded. Valleys are also common in this area, which are rarely seen in other parts of Chile.

Rocky Northern Mountains

Rocky, uneven mountains are most commonly seen in the Atacama and northern Coquimbo regions.

Magallanes Region Concrete Roads

In the far south of Chile, concrete roads in the Magallanes region feature all-yellow lines. The surrounding landscape is typically barren, grassy, and treeless.

Llanos de Challe Terrain

Llanos de Challe National Park features brown roadside dirt, light sand patches, juniper plants, and dark mountains. The sky is mostly overcast.

Nevado Tres Cruces Landscape

In the west, Nevado Tres Cruces National Park features a vast, open landscape with reddish-tinted sand. Salt pans lead up to a line of mountains.

Reddish Mountains, Salt Pans

Smooth mountains with a reddish tint are seen in Los Flamencos National Reserve. Salt pans are also a common sight there.

Alto Loa Reserve Terrain

Alto Loa National Reserve features a vast, open landscape. Salt pans lead to snow-capped volcanoes, and the reserve's road is paved.

Lauca Park Terrain and Roads

Lauca National Park features a distinct landscape with a line of snow-capped mountains and two isolated, symmetrical snow-capped volcanoes. Most roads are newly paved, appearing smooth and dark.

Chilean Coastal Road Terrain

Ruta 1 is a coastal road in Chile. It features a wall of mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west.

Chile's A-31 Road

The A-31 road is recognizable by its high altitude and a steep drop into a valley to the north. The route also features Gen 3 sunset coverage.

Eastern Mountain Passes, Volcanoes

Eastern Chile features mountain passes with views of lightly snow-capped volcanoes and snow on the side of the road. National Park roads are paved.

Southern Chile Terrain

Lush green valleys, rocky mountains, and often overcast skies characterize southern Los Lagos and northern Aysén.

Isla Grande de Chiloé Landscape

A rolling, agricultural landscape can be seen on Isla Grande de Chiloé.

Vast Treeless Cold Landscape

Alto Bio Bio National Reserve features a vast, mostly treeless landscape with a distinct cold and high-altitude feel. Triple yellow lines are seen within this reserve.

Torres del Paine Terrain

The Torres del Paine area features sharp peaked mountains. Trekkers walk on a glacier in this area.

Arica y Parinacota Terrain

The Arica y Parinacota region features smooth, sandy mountains that may appear slightly eroded. Valleys are common in this region, a feature rarely seen elsewhere in Chile.

Ruta 21 Sunset

Sunset coverage on Ruta 21 from Calama to San Francisco de Chiu Chiu shows a giant white dome in the western sky near Calama. In the east, the sky has a warm gradient, and volcano tops glow pink.

Lauca Park Mountains, Roads

Lauca National Park features a distinct landscape with a line of snow-capped mountains and two isolated, symmetrical snow-capped volcanoes. Most roads are newly paved, appearing smooth and dark.

Chilean Sunset Terrain

Sunset coverage on Ruta 21 from Calama to San Francisco de Chiu Chiu shows a giant white dome in the western sky near Calama. In the east, the sky has a warm gradient, and volcano tops glow pink.

Isla Grande de Chiloé

Isla Grande de Chiloé features a rolling, agricultural landscape comparable to that of New Zealand.

Route A-31 Terrain

Route A-31 is characterized by its high altitude and a steep drop into a valley to the north. The road features Generation 3 coverage captured during sunset.

Lauca National Park

Lauca National Park features a distinct landscape of snow-capped mountains alongside two isolated, symmetrical snow-capped volcanoes. Most roads in the area are newly paved with a smooth, dark appearance.

Alto Loa National Reserve

This reserve features a vast, open landscape with salt pans leading up to snow-capped volcanoes. The road running through the area is paved.

Atacama and Coquimbo Mountains

Rocky and uneven mountains are most commonly seen in the Atacama and northern Coquimbo regions.

Los Lagos and Aysén Terrain

Southern Los Lagos and northern Aysén feature lush green valleys, rocky mountains, and often overcast coverage.

Los Flamencos National Reserve

Los Flamencos National Reserve features smooth, reddish-tinted mountains and common salt pans. Roads within the reserve are marked with triple yellow lines.

Nevado Tres Cruces National Park

Nevado Tres Cruces National Park is characterized by a vast, open landscape with reddish-tinted sand and salt pans leading to a line of mountains.

Alto Biobío National Reserve

The Alto Biobío National Reserve features a vast, mostly treeless landscape with a cold, high-altitude feel. Roads in this dry-looking area can be marked with triple yellow lines.

Rocky Uneven Mountains

Rocky, uneven mountains are most commonly seen in Atacama and northern Coquimbo.

Llanos de Challe National Park

This park features brown roadside dirt, patches of light sand, juniper plants, and dark-colored mountains. The sky is overcast in most of the coverage.

Eastern Mountain Passes

A mountain pass in the east features paved roads through a national park, offering views of lightly snow-capped volcanoes and roadside snow.

Southern Chile Concrete Roads

Paved concrete roads in the far southern Magallanes region of Chile feature all-yellow lines. The surrounding landscape is typically barren, grassy, and treeless.

Ruta 1 Coastal Road

Ruta 1 is a coastal road characterized by a wall of mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west.

Alto Loa National Reserve

The Alto Loa National Reserve features a vast, open landscape with salt pans leading up to snow-capped volcanoes. The road running through the reserve is paved.

Torres del Paine

The Torres del Paine area is recognizable by its sharp peaked mountains and a trekker walking on a glacier alongside other people in orange helmets.

Arica y Parinacota Terrain

The region of Arica y Parinacota is characterized by smooth, sandy mountains that may appear slightly eroded. Valleys are also common here, a feature rarely seen in other parts of Chile.

Ruta 21 Sunset Coverage

Generation 4 sunset coverage on Ruta 21 from Calama to San Francisco de Chiu Chiu features a giant white dome in the western sky. In the east, the sky has a warm gradient and the tops of volcanoes glow pink.

Southern Chile Terrain

In the Magallanes region of southern Chile, paved concrete roads may feature yellow lines. The landscape there is often barren, grassy, and treeless.

Llanos de Challe National Park

Llanos de Challe National Park features brown roadside dirt, patches of light sand, juniper plants, and dark mountains under mostly overcast skies.

The A-31 Road

The A-31 road is characterized by its high altitude and a steep drop into a valley to the north. It features Generation 3 coverage captured during sunset.

Ruta 1 Coastal Road

Ruta 1 is a coastal road characterized by a wall of mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west.

Los Flamencos National Reserve

Los Flamencos National Reserve features smooth mountains with a reddish tint and common salt pans. Roads within the reserve are marked with triple yellow lines.

Wooden Utility Poles

Wooden poles are fairly common in Chile.

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Conguillio National Park Truck

Conguillio National Park can be recognized by a white truck with visible side mirrors and an antenna on the front right.

Conguillio National Park Truck

Conguillio National Park can be recognized by a white truck with visible side mirrors and an antenna on the front right.

Chile Wooden Poles

Wooden utility poles are fairly common.

Chile Google Car

Chile uses a solid white Generation 3 Google Car. It has no antenna and comes in two variants.

Conguillio National Park Vehicle

Conguillio National Park can be identified by a white truck featuring visible side mirrors and an antenna on the front right.

Black-Painted Poles in El Salvador

Round utility poles painted black can be found in the town of El Salvador.

Chile: Black Round Poles

Round utility poles painted black are present in Chile.

Chile Utility Poles

Wooden poles are fairly common.

Generation 3 Google Car

Chile's Generation 3 Google Car is solid white and has no antenna.

Chilean Utility Poles

Chilean utility poles are square concrete with an indent on both sides. The indent has fewer horizontal supports, and the upper part typically features small pinholes.

Chilean Concrete Poles

Chilean utility poles are square concrete with an indent on both sides. The indent contains fewer horizontal supports, and the upper part typically has small pinholes.

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Generation 3 Google Car

Chile features a solid white Generation 3 Google Car with no antenna.

Square Concrete Poles

Chile uses square concrete utility poles featuring an indent on both sides and small pinholes in the upper portion. They resemble Brazilian poles but have fewer horizontal supports within the indent.

El Salvador Painted Poles

Round poles painted black can be seen in the town of El Salvador.

Puerto Williams Camera Vehicle

Puerto Williams, the southernmost town covered by Street View, can be identified by its camera vehicle, which is a white pickup truck with visible side mirrors.

Toyota Hilux Baños Morales

A grey Toyota Hilux, loaded with gear and featuring a front-right snorkel, is visible from Baños Morales to https://goo.gl/maps/SWHeb1yv3ppVSbBTA. From this location, a trekker continues their journey on foot.

Atacama Brownish Red Soil

Brownish red soil is present in the Atacama region.

Eucalyptus and Dry Climate

Eucalyptus plantations combined with a somewhat dry climate indicate southwestern Valparaíso.

Maule Region Climate

The Maule region has a Mediterranean climate and is generally greener. Vineyards are commonly seen in this region.

Monkey Puzzles in Araucania

Monkey puzzles, scientifically named Araucaria araucana, are found in far eastern Araucania.

Dotted Roadlines

Roadlines with dotted paint are commonly found in the Los Ríos and Aysén regions.

Large-Leaved Lupines on Ruta 240

Large-leaved Lupines, which are purple flowers, can commonly be found along Ruta 240.

Arica Sandy Ridge

A slight, sandy ridge with a gradual incline can be seen in Arica, Chile.

B-710 Ridge, Ruta 5 Open

On the B-710, a slight ridge is visible to the west. Ruta 5 appears more open.

Towering Ridge in Iquique

A larger, towering ridge is visible in Iquique.

Chilean Rhubarb

Chilean rhubarb is commonly found on Isla Grande and the mainland to its east. It can be recognized by its large, cabbage-like appearance.

Concepcion Pines: Pinus radiata

Concepcion pines, scientifically named Pinus radiata, have puffy needles. They are most commonly found in Bio Bio, where the city of Concepcion is located, and less commonly in Ñuble and Araucania.

Antofagasta Ridge

A rockier, and more uneven ridge is visible in Antofagasta.

Orange Lamps in Chile

Orange lamps are most often seen in Calama and Chañaral. They are rarely seen in Antofagasta.

Green Dome Lamps

Green dome-shaped lamps are visible in Copiapo, Chile.

Chile Climate Zones

Northern Chile has a mild desert climate in the tropical zone, while central areas around the capital have a temperate Mediterranean climate. Southernmost regions in the subantarctic zone experience a cold, wet, cool oceanic climate.

Chilean Rhubarb

Chilean rhubarb, recognized by its large, cabbage-like appearance, is commonly found on Isla Grande and the mainland to its east.

Talca Grey Lamps

Grey lamps with a thin, flat top and a rounded underside are present in Talca, Chile.

Chile Regional Road Naming

Chile uses a regional road naming system where the first letter of the road designation increases from north to south.

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Concepción Blue Lamps

Blue rectangular lamps with a yellow stripe are present in Concepción, Chile.

Maule Region Landscape

The Maule region has a similar appearance to the area around Santiago, but it is generally greener and has a Mediterranean climate. Vineyards are commonly seen throughout this region.

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Lamp in Chilean Cities

A lamp with a silver top and grey bottom is found in Puerto Montt and Temuco.

Atacama Large Millimetre Array

The Atacama Large Millimetre Array features many radio telescopes. It is located in a barren, snowy environment.

Atacama Large Millimetre Array

The Atacama Large Millimetre Array is recognized by its numerous radio telescopes situated in a barren, snowy environment.

ALMA OSF

ALMA OSF features large radio telescopes and rural facilities.

Silver and Grey Lamps

In Chile, a lamp featuring a silver top and a grey bottom can be found in the cities of Puerto Montt and Temuco.

Sandy Ridge in Arica

A slight, sandy ridge with a gradual incline can be seen in Arica.

Green Dome Lamps of Copiapo

Lamps that look like green domes can be found in Copiapo.

Grey Lamps in Talca

Grey lamps featuring a thin, flat top and a rounded underside can be found in Talca.

Atacama Large Millimetre Array

The Atacama Large Millimetre Array features numerous radio telescopes located in a barren, snowy environment.

Blue Google Car Gen 4

A blue Google Car is visible in Generation 4 imagery.

Red Bridge Fence Posts

Bridges in Chile often have red painted fence posts.

Chilean Road Features

On the B-710, a slight ridge is visible to the west. Ruta 5 is more open.

Generation 4 Sunset Coverage

Generation 4 Sunset coverage is visible on B-710 and Ruta 5.

Ruta 240 Lupines

Large-leaved Lupines, which are purple flowers, can commonly be found along Ruta 240.

Araucaria Araucana Range

Monkey puzzles, scientifically named Araucaria araucana, are found in far eastern Araucania.

Concepcion Pines

Concepcion pines, scientifically named Pinus radiata, are recognized by their puffy needles. They are most commonly found in Bio Bio, and less commonly in Ñuble and Araucania.

Chilean Chevron Signs

Chile uses chevrons featuring a yellow base and black arrows.

Iquique Ridge

A larger, towering ridge can be seen in Iquique.

Chilean Climate Zones

Chile's northern tropical regions feature a dry, mild desert climate, while the central area around the capital has a temperate Mediterranean climate. The southernmost subantarctic regions are cold and wet with a cool oceanic climate.

Chilean Regional Road Naming

Chile utilizes a regional road naming system where the first letter of the road designation increases from north to south.

Antofagasta Ridge

A rockier and more uneven ridge can be seen in Antofagasta.

Chilean Bridges

Bridges in Chile often feature red painted fence posts.

San Felipe Horse Trekker

A horse trekker can be seen to the northeast of San Felipe.

Orange Lamps

Orange lamps are most often seen in Calama and Chañaral, and they are rarely found in Antofagasta.

Santiago Lamp Photocells

Lamps in Santiago very commonly feature photocells. These are rarely found in other cities such as Valparaiso, Osorno, and Loncoche.

Concepción Lamps

Blue rectangular lamps featuring a yellow stripe can be found in Concepción.

Silver and Grey Lamps

A lamp featuring a silver top and a grey bottom can be found in Puerto Montt and Temuco.

Generation 4 Sunset Coverage

Generation 4 Sunset coverage is visible on B-710 and Ruta 5.

Grey Toyota Hilux Trekker

From around Baños Morales, a grey Toyota Hilux carrying various gear and equipped with a front-right snorkel is visible until the trekker continues on foot.

Grey Lamps of Talca

Grey lamps featuring a thin, flat top and a rounded underside can be found in Talca.

Towering Ridge in Iquique

A large, towering ridge can be seen in Iquique.

Puerto Williams Camera Vehicle

Puerto Williams, the southernmost town covered by Street View, can be recognized by a white pickup truck with visible side mirrors.

San Felipe Horse Trekker

A horse trekker can be seen to the northeast of San Felipe.

ALMA OSF Radio Telescopes

The ALMA OSF can be recognized by its large radio telescopes and rural facilities.

Puerto Williams Street View

Puerto Williams, the southernmost town covered by Street View, can be recognized by a white pickup truck with visible side mirrors.

Baños Morales Toyota Hilux

A grey Toyota Hilux loaded with gear and featuring a front-right snorkel can be seen around Baños Morales, up to the point where the trekker continues on foot.

Atacama Region Soil

Brownish red soil can sometimes be seen in the Atacama region.

Antofagasta Ridge

A rockier and more uneven ridge is visible in Antofagasta.

Concepción Street Lamps

Blue rectangular lamps featuring a yellow stripe can be found in Concepción.

Arica Sandy Ridge

A slight, sandy ridge featuring a gradual incline is visible in Arica.

Copiapó Green Dome Lamps

Lamps that look like green domes can be seen in Copiapó.

Orange Lamps in Chile

Orange lamps are most commonly seen in Calama and Chañaral, and are rarely found in Antofagasta.

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ALMA OSF Identification

The ALMA OSF can be recognized by its large radio telescopes and rural facilities.

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Santiago Lamp Photocells

Lamps in Santiago very commonly feature photocells, which are rarely found in other cities such as Valparaiso, Osorno, and Loncoche.

Dotted Roadlines in Chile

Roadlines featuring dotted paint are commonly found in the Los Ríos and Aysén regions.

San Felipe Horse Trekker

A horse trekker can be seen to the northeast of San Felipe.

Chilean Rhubarb

Chilean rhubarb is commonly found on Isla Grande and the mainland to its east. It is recognizable by its large, cabbage-like appearance.

Monkey Puzzles in Araucania

Monkey puzzles, scientifically named Araucaria araucana, are found in far eastern Araucania.

B-710 and Ruta 5 Landscapes

Along the B-710 road, a slight ridge is visible to the west, while Ruta 5 features a more open landscape.

Concepcion Pines

Concepcion pines, scientifically named Pinus radiata, are recognized by their puffy needles. They are most commonly found in Bio Bio, and less commonly in Ñuble and Araucania.

Valparaíso Eucalyptus Plantations

Eucalyptus plantations combined with a somewhat dry climate indicate the southwestern region of Valparaíso.

Large-Leaved Lupines on Ruta 240

Large-leaved Lupines, which are purple flowers, can commonly be found along Ruta 240.

Blue Google Car

A blue Google Car can be seen in Generation 4 imagery.

Generation 4 Sunset Coverage

Generation 4 Sunset coverage can be seen on B-710 and Ruta 5.

Southwestern Valparaíso Indicators

Eucalyptus plantations combined with a somewhat dry climate indicate a location in southwestern Valparaíso.

Atacama Region Soil

Brownish red soil can sometimes be seen in the Atacama region.

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The Maule Region

The Maule region has a similar look to the area around Santiago but is generally greener with a Mediterranean climate. Vineyards are also commonly seen in this region.

Dotted Paint Roadlines

Roadlines with dotted paint are commonly found in the Los Ríos and Aysén regions.

Yellow and Black Chevrons

Chile uses chevrons featuring a yellow base and black arrows.

Santiago Lamps Photocell Use

Lamps in Santiago commonly feature photocells. These are rarely present in other Chilean cities like Valparaiso, Osorno, and Loncoche.

Chile's Climate Zones

Northern Chile, in the tropical zone, has a mild desert climate. Central Chile features a temperate mediterranean climate, and the southernmost subantarctic regions experience a cold, wet, cool oceanic climate.

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Blue Google Car

A blue Google Car can be seen in Generation 4.

Chilean Chevrons

Chile uses chevrons. These chevrons feature a yellow base and black arrows.

Red Bridge Fence Posts

Bridges in Chile often feature red painted fence posts.

Chile Road Naming System

Chile uses a regional road naming system. The first letter of road names increases from north to south.