Colombia
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T1Essential tells
Colombian License Plates
License plates in Colombia are typically yellow.
PlateColombian Taxi Features
Colombian taxis are pastel yellow. They have white license plates, often printed on the side and roof, which may display the city name.
PlateYellow License Plates
License plates in Colombia are typically yellow.
PlateColombian Taxi License Plates
Colombian taxis are pastel yellow and feature white license plates, which are often printed on the side and roof. If unblurred, the city name is often visible on the plate.
PlateFront and Back License Plates
Colombia utilizes license plates on both the front and the back.
PlateLicense Plates
License plates are used on both the front and back.
PlateYellow License Plates
License plates in Colombia are typically yellow.
PlateLicense Plates
Vehicles in Colombia display license plates on both the front and back.
PlateColombian Taxi Plates
Colombian taxis are pastel yellow and use white licence plates, unlike private vehicles. The plates are often printed on the side and roof, and the city name is often visible when unblurred.
PlateTaxi Plates and Markings
Colombian taxis are pastel yellow and feature white license plates, which are often printed on the side and roof. If unblurred, the city name is often visible on the plate.
PlateFront and Rear License Plates
Vehicles in Colombia have license plates mounted on both the front and the back.
PlateColombian Plates
Colombian licence plates are typically yellow.
PlateColombia Yellow Plates
Yellow licence plates in South America are almost exclusively found in Colombia. This plate color is a strong country clue for Colombia.
PlateCalle and Cll Street Suffixes
In Colombia, the street suffix 'Calle' or its abbreviation 'Cll' is used to represent a street.
Language ScriptStreet Suffixes
In Colombia, 'Calle' or 'Cll' are street suffixes. These suffixes mean 'Street'.
Language ScriptCalle and Cll Street Suffixes
In Colombia, the street suffix 'Calle' and its abbreviation 'Cll' are used to represent 'Street'.
Language ScriptWhite Metal Signposts
Colombian signposts are made of white metal and connect to form a distinct cross on the back of the signs.
Road SignColombia Road Signs
Signposts in Colombia are made of white metal. Their supports join to form a distinct cross on the back of the sign.
Road SignColombian Road Signs
Signposts in Colombia are made of white metal. They join to form a distinct cross on the back of signs.
Road SignColombian Road Signposts
Colombian signposts are made of white metal. They form a distinct cross on the back of signs.
Road SignWhite Metal Signposts
White metal signposts can also be found in Brazil, but they are usually wider there.
Road SignColombia Road Line Colors
Roads in Colombia feature white lines on the outside and yellow lines on the inside.
Road MarkingColombia Road Line Colors
In Colombia, road lines on the outside are white. Road lines on the inside are yellow.
Road MarkingColombia Road Line Colors
Colombia features white lines on the outside of the road and yellow lines on the inside.
Road MarkingThe Llanos Lowlands
East of the Andes lies the Llanos, a vast lowland characterized by open tropical grasslands, savannas with scattered trees, small forested areas, and seasonal flooding.
VegetationLa Guajira Province Landscape
The far northern province of La Guajira is characterized by extreme dryness, low vegetation, and occasional cacti.
VegetationThe Llanos Lowlands
East of the Andes, the vast Llanos lowlands feature open tropical grasslands, savannas with scattered trees, small forested areas, and seasonal flooding.
VegetationLa Guajira Province Landscape
The far northern province of La Guajira is characterized by extreme dryness, low vegetation, and occasional cacti.
VegetationLa Guajira Dry Landscape
The far northern province of La Guajira features a landscape characterized by extreme dryness, low vegetation, and occasional cacti.
VegetationThe Llanos Lowlands
Located east of the Andes, the vast Llanos lowlands feature open tropical grasslands, savannas with scattered trees, small forested areas, and seasonal flooding.
VegetationUribia-Puerto Bolivar Road
The straight Uribia-Puerto Bolivar road is characterized by a train track that is always present to the east.
TerrainNorthern Arid Landscape
The northern part of Colombia is characterized by an arid landscape with white, sandy soil.
TerrainUribia-Puerto Bolivar Road
The Uribia-Puerto Bolivar road is characterized by its straightness and a train track that is always present to the east.
TerrainNorthern Arid Terrain
The northern region of the country is characterized by an arid landscape and white, sandy soil.
TerrainNorthern Arid Landscape
The northern part of the country features white, sandy soil. This region is characterized by an arid landscape.
TerrainUribia-Puerto Bolivar Road
The Uribia-Puerto Bolivar road is characterized by its straightness and a train track that is always present to the east.
TerrainColombia: Barranquilla Intersection Poles
In Colombia's coastal city of Barranquilla, small concrete poles called mojones commonly mark intersections. These poles bear street names.
Utility PoleBarranquilla Concrete Street Poles
In the coastal city of Barranquilla, intersections are commonly marked by small concrete poles called mojones that display street names.
Utility PoleDark Utility Poles
Dark-coloured utility poles are more common in Colombia than in neighboring countries.
Utility PoleColombian Utility Pole Stripes
Utility poles in Colombia feature black-and-yellow or black-and-orange stripes.
Utility PoleStreet View Car and Antenna
In Generation 3 coverage, a short thick antenna is sometimes visible with a black, white, or grey car. Generation 4 coverage commonly features a white or silver car.
Utility PoleColombian Utility Poles
Utility poles in Colombia are generally made of concrete and feature a variety of pole tops.
Utility PoleDark-Coloured Utility Poles
Dark-coloured utility poles are more common in Colombia than in neighbouring countries.
Utility PoleStriped Utility Poles
Colombian utility poles are often marked with unique black-and-yellow or black-and-orange stripes.
Utility PoleColombia Gen 3 & 4 Cars
In Generation 3 coverage, a short thick antenna is sometimes visible with a black, white, or grey car. Generation 4 coverage commonly features a white or silver car.
Utility PoleColombia Pole Markings
Utility pole markings feature a short black strip on the top and bottom, with a longer yellow section in the middle. These are most commonly found in the Antioquia department and sometimes in the Cordoba department.
Utility PoleColombia: Concrete Utility Poles
Utility poles in Colombia are typically made of concrete. They feature a variety of pole top designs.
Utility PoleColombian Pole Markings
Utility pole markings in Colombia feature one short black strip on the top and bottom, with a longer yellow section in the middle. These markings are most commonly found in the Antioquia department and sometimes in the Cordoba department.
Utility PoleYellow and Black Pole Markings
Pole markings with a short black strip on the top and bottom and a longer yellow section in the middle are most commonly found in the Antioquia department. These markings can also sometimes be found in the Cordoba department.
Utility PoleBarranquilla Concrete Street Markers
Intersections in the coastal city of Barranquilla are commonly marked by small concrete poles, known as mojones, which bear street names.
Utility PoleStreet View Cars and Antennas
In Generation 3 coverage, a short thick antenna is sometimes visible with a black, white or grey car. In Generation 4 coverage, a white or silver car is commonly found.
Utility PoleConcrete Utility Poles
Utility poles in Colombia are generally made of concrete and feature a variety of pole tops.
Utility PoleDark-Colored Utility Poles
Dark-colored utility poles are more common in Colombia than in neighboring countries.
Utility PoleStriped Utility Poles
Utility poles in Colombia are often marked with unique black-and-yellow or black-and-orange stripes.
Utility PoleSan Andrés Coverage Car
Coverage on the Caribbean island of San Andrés was taken by a distinct white car.
OtherProvidencia Island Grey Truck
A unique grey truck is found on the island of Providencia. This island is located approximately 90 kilometers north of San Andrés.
OtherColombian Kilometer Markers
Colombia features two unique types of kilometer markers: a tall green design topped with the letters 'Pr', and a traditional stone marker with black lettering.
OtherRuta 90 Landbridge
The narrow Ruta 90 landbridge between Barranquilla and Cienaga features dashed yellow lines and shallow bodies of water next to the road.
OtherLeticia Unique Vehicles
A unique vehicle can be found in and around Leticia, the southernmost town in Colombia.
OtherSouthern Colombia Camera Glitch
A camera glitch that causes a portion of the image to appear highly saturated can be found in southern Colombia.
OtherColombia Sugar Cane
Sugar cane is grown along the Cauca river. This occurs in Valle del Cauca and neighboring departments.
OtherSan Andrés Distinct Car
Coverage on the Caribbean island of San Andrés features a distinct white car.
OtherProvidencia Street Lights
Street lights in Providencia are green. They are supported by a trapezoidal sheet of metal underneath.
OtherColombia Coverage Areas
Coverage is mainly found in the north and west. The islands of Providencia and San Andrés, northwest of the mainland, also have coverage.
OtherProvidencia Island Grey Truck
The island of Providencia, located roughly 90 kilometres north of San Andrés, is home to a unique grey truck.
OtherLeticia's Unique Vehicle
A unique vehicle can be found in and around Leticia, the southernmost town in Colombia.
OtherReddish Sidewalk Tiles
Sidewalks in Colombia are commonly decorated with reddish tiles.
OtherLeticia Unique Vehicle
A unique vehicle is found in and around Leticia, Colombia's southernmost town.
OtherProvidencia Street Lights
Street lights in Providencia are green. They are supported by a trapezoidal metal sheet underneath.
OtherProvidencia Street Lights
Street lights in Providencia are green and are supported underneath by a trapezoidal sheet of metal.
OtherColombia Coverage Areas
Coverage in Colombia is mainly found in the north and west. The islands of Providencia and San Andrés, northwest of the mainland, also have coverage.
OtherWooden Fences
Wooden fences are particularly common in Colombia.
OtherColombia: Reddish Sidewalk Tiles
Sidewalks in Colombia are commonly decorated with reddish tiles.
OtherWooden Fences
Wooden fences are particularly common.
OtherWooden Fences
Wooden fences are particularly common in Colombia.
OtherProvidencia Island Grey Truck
The island of Providencia, located roughly 90 kilometers north of San Andrés, is home to a unique grey truck.
OtherSan Andrés Coverage Car
Coverage on the Caribbean island of San Andrés was captured by a distinct white car.
OtherRuta 90 Landbridge
The narrow Ruta 90 landbridge between Barranquilla and Cienaga features dashed yellow lines and shallow bodies of water next to the road.
OtherAfro-Colombians on Pacific Coast
The Pacific coast of Colombia is home to an overwhelming majority of Afro-Colombians. This is a result of the slave trade.
OtherPacific Coast Afro-Colombian Population
As a result of the slave trade, the Pacific coast of Colombia is home to an overwhelming majority of Afro-Colombians.
OtherSouthern Colombia Camera Glitch
In southern Colombia, a camera glitch can be found that causes a part of the image to appear highly saturated.
OtherCauca River Sugar Cane
Sugar cane is grown along the Cauca River in Valle del Cauca and its neighboring departments.
OtherColombia Kilometre Markers
Colombia uses two unique kilometre marker designs. These include a tall green version with "Pr" at the top and a traditional stone marker with black lettering.
OtherColombian Coverage Distribution
Coverage in Colombia is mainly found in the north and west. The islands of Providencia and San Andrés, located northwest of the mainland, also have coverage.
OtherValle del Cauca Sugar Cane
Sugar cane is grown along the Cauca River in Valle del Cauca and its neighboring departments.
OtherRuta 90 Landbridge
The narrow Ruta 90 landbridge between Barranquilla and Ciénaga features dashed yellow road lines and shallow bodies of water next to the road.
OtherPacific Coast Afro-Colombian Population
As a result of the slave trade, the Pacific coast of Colombia is home to an overwhelming majority of Afro-Colombians.
OtherColombian Kilometer Markers
Colombia features two unique types of kilometer markers: a tall green version topped with the letters "Pr", and a traditional stone marker with black lettering.
OtherReddish Sidewalk Tiles
It is particularly common for sidewalks in Colombia to be decorated with reddish tiles.
OtherSaturated Camera Glitch
A camera glitch causing image saturation is present in southern Colombia.
OtherT2Intermediate tells
Road Marking
Road lines: outside white, inside yellow.
Road MarkingLlanos Lowlands
East of the Andes lies the vast lowland of the Llanos. It features open tropical grasslands, savannas with scattered trees, small areas of forest, and seasonal flooding.
VegetationLa Guajira Dry Landscape
This landscape is typical of the far northern province of La Guajira, with extreme dryness, low vegetation, and occasional cacti.
VegetationNorthern Arid Terrain
The northern part of the country is characterised by white, sandy soil and an arid landscape.
TerrainProvidencia Grey Truck
On Providencia, an island roughly 90 kilometres north of San Andrés, a unique grey truck can be found. This terrain clue points to that distinctive vehicle on the island.
TerrainDistinct White Car
A distinct white car covered San Andrés. Use it as a terrain clue for Colombia.
TerrainUribia–Puerto Bolívar Road
This landscape can help identify the Uribia–Puerto Bolívar road. It is marked by straightness and a train track always present to the east.
TerrainColombia Terrain Coverage
Coverage in Colombia is mainly found in the north and west. The islands of Providencia and San Andrés, northwest of the mainland, also have coverage.
TerrainT3Advanced tells
Driving Side
Colombia drives on the right. Use this as a quick road-direction cue.
Driving SideColombian Utility Poles
Colombian poles are generally concrete. Pole tops vary in style.
OtherDark-Coloured Poles
Dark-coloured poles are more common in Colombia than in neighbouring countries.
OtherOctagonal Pole Country
Colombia is one of the few countries in the Americas where octagonal poles can be found. The clue places it alongside Mexico and Ecuador.
OtherColombia Taxi Note
Colombian taxis may resemble Ecuadorian ones. Ecuadorian taxis use a slightly more saturated yellow and typically have orange plates.
OtherWooden Fences
Wooden fences are particularly common in Colombia. Use them as a visual clue when identifying the country.
OtherPainted Sharp Fence Posts
Some fence posts are painted and sharp at the top. These are almost exclusive to Colombia.
OtherColombian Pole Markings
Poles in Colombia are often marked with black-and-yellow or black-and-orange stripes. These markings can help identify the country.
OtherColombia Kilometre Markers
Colombia uses two types of kilometre markers: a tall green version with the letters “Pr” at the top, and a traditional stone marker with black lettering. Both designs are unique to the country.
OtherRoad Number and Section
The first two digits at the bottom indicate the road number. The last two digits indicate the road section, which increases west to east on even-numbered highways and south to north on odd-numbered highways.
OtherColombia Vehicle Clues
In Generation 3 coverage, a short thick antenna may be visible with a black, white, or grey car. In Generation 4 coverage, a white or silver car is commonly found.
OtherBlack Car Antenna
Within the Americas, this antenna also appears in Mexico, Ecuador, and Brazil. Colombia is the only country where it appears on a black Google car.
OtherCountry Domain
The country domain is .co. Use it as a clue for Colombia.
OtherBarranquilla Support Piece
A uniquely shaped supporting metal piece can also be found in Barranquilla. Use it as a local clue for Colombia.
OtherLeticia Vehicle
This unique vehicle can be found in and around Leticia, the southernmost town in Colombia.
OtherNorth of Leticia Road
Long concrete blocks in the bottom left corner are a reliable marker for the road north of Leticia. Use them to recognize this area in Colombia.
OtherRuta 90 Landbridge
A narrow landbridge on Ruta 90 between Barranquilla and Cienaga is marked by dashed yellow lines and shallow bodies of water beside the road. Open ocean can often be seen to the north.
OtherCauca Valley Sugar Cane
Sugar cane is grown along the Cauca River in Valle del Cauca and nearby departments.
OtherAfro-Colombians on Pacific Coast
The Pacific coast of Colombia is home to a large majority of Afro-Colombians. This is a result of the slave trade.
OtherColombia Pole Markings
These pole markings have one short black strip at the top and bottom, with a longer yellow section in the middle. They are most commonly found in the Antioquia department and sometimes in the Cordoba department as well.
OtherReddish Sidewalk Tiles
In Colombia, sidewalks are often decorated with reddish tiles. This can be a useful visual clue when identifying the country.
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