Curacao
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White Square License Plates
Curaçao uses square license plates that appear completely white through the blur.
PlateSquare License Plates
Curaçao uses square license plates that appear completely white through the blur.
PlateSquare License Plates
Curaçao uses square license plates that appear completely white through the blur.
PlateBlue and Yellow Street Signs
Curaao commonly features blue street signs mounted on the top of yellow signposts.
Road SignCuraçao Road Sign Borders
The colored borders of road signs, which are generally red or blue, typically continue onto the back of the signs.
Road SignYellow Signposts
Blue street signs are commonly found attached to the top of yellow signposts in Curaçao.
Road SignRoad Sign Back Borders
In Curaao, the colored borders of road signs typically continue onto the back of the signs. These borders are generally red or blue.
Road SignCuraçao Road Sign Backs
In Curaçao, the red or blue colored borders of road signs typically continue onto the back of the sign.
Road SignYellow Signposts
Blue street signs are commonly attached to the top of yellow signposts in Curaçao.
Road SignWestern Curaçao Rural Landscape
The western region features a semi-arid rural landscape with green, dry hills and widely spaced houses. Roads in this part of the country are notably narrow in width.
ArchitectureBlack Car with Roof Rack
A black car with a roof rack is unique to Curaçao.
ArchitectureWestern Rural Houses and Roads
In western Curaçao, houses are spread apart. Roads in the west are quite narrow.
ArchitectureCuraao Bungalows and Roofs
Much of the architecture consists of simple, pastel-colored, one-story bungalows. Smaller shacks commonly feature metal roofs, while more expensive houses have tiled roofs, and multi-story villas are occasionally visible.
ArchitecturePastel Bungalows and Roof Styles
Much of the architecture consists of simple, pastel-colored, one-story bungalows. Smaller shacks commonly feature metal roofs, while more expensive houses have tiled roofs, and multi-story villas are sometimes seen.
ArchitectureWestern Curaao Landscape
The western region of Curaao features a semi-arid rural landscape with dry, green hills and widely spaced houses. Roads in this western area are notably narrow.
ArchitectureBlack Car with Roof Rack
A black car with a roof rack is unique to Curaçao.
ArchitectureBlack Car with Roof Rack
A black car equipped with a roof rack is unique to Curaçao.
ArchitecturePastel Bungalows and Roofs
Much of the architecture consists of simple, pastel-colored, one-story bungalows. Smaller shacks commonly feature metal roofs, while more expensive houses have tiled roofs and multi-story villas are occasionally present.
ArchitectureCacti in Curaçao
Cacti are commonly seen in Curaçao due to its semi-arid climate.
VegetationSemi-Arid Vegetation
Cacti are commonly seen throughout Curaçao due to the island's semi-arid climate.
VegetationCacti and Semi-Arid Climate
Due to Curaçao's semi-arid climate, cacti are a common sight across the landscape.
VegetationWooden Utility Poles
Wooden utility poles featuring three horizontal, alternating insulators are common.
Utility PoleWooden Utility Poles
Wooden poles featuring three horizontal, alternating insulators are common.
Utility PoleCuracao Utility Poles
Wooden utility poles often feature three horizontal, alternating insulators.
Utility PoleQueen Juliana Bridge
Located in Willemstad, this wide four-lane bridge features distinctive yellow and blue guardrails and offers views over the city.
OtherSoutheast Curaçao Wind Farm
A line of wind turbines can be seen at a wind farm toward the southeast of Curaçao. The coverage is also notably rainy.
OtherStriped Traffic Light Posts
In urban areas of Curaçao, traffic light posts are painted with white and black stripes.
OtherGrote Berg Camera Stick
Camera imagery in Grote Berg, located in the center of the island, can be recognized by a stick stuck to the front of the lens.
OtherStriped Traffic Light Posts
Traffic light posts with white and black stripes can be found in urban areas.
OtherGrote Berg Lens Stick
Grote Berg, located in the center of the island, can be recognized by a stick stuck to the front of the camera lens.
OtherQueen Juliana Bridge
The Queen Juliana Bridge in Willemstad is a wide four-lane bridge featuring yellow and blue guardrails and views over the city.
OtherCuraçao Status and Location
Curaçao is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands located in the Caribbean Sea, north of western Venezuela. For country streaks, it is counted as the Netherlands.
OtherSoutheast Curaçao Wind Farm
A line of wind turbines can be seen at a wind farm toward the southeast of Curaçao. The coverage is also notably rainy.
OtherCuraçao Status and Location
Curaçao is a constituent country in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, located north of western Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea. For country streaks purposes, it is counted as the Netherlands.
OtherGrote Berg Camera Artifact
In Grote Berg, located in the center of the island, the camera coverage can be recognized by a stick stuck to the front of the lens.
OtherSoutheastern Curaçao Wind Farm
A line of wind turbines can be seen at a wind farm toward the southeast of Curaçao. The coverage in this area is notably rainy.
OtherCuraçao Status and Location
Curaçao is a constituent country in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, located in the Caribbean Sea north of western Venezuela. For country streak purposes, it is counted as the Netherlands.
OtherStriped Traffic Light Posts
Urban areas in Curaçao feature traffic light posts painted with alternating white and black stripes.
OtherQueen Juliana Bridge
Located in Willemstad, the wide four-lane Queen Juliana Bridge is recognizable by its yellow and blue guardrails and views over the city.
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