Guatemala
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Guatemala Road 1 Bollards
Small white bollards with two black stripes can be found on Road 1 to the northeast of Quetzaltenango.
BollardStriped Bollards on Road 1
Small white bollards featuring two black stripes are located along Road 1, northeast of Quetzaltenango.
BollardRoad 1 Striped Bollards
Small white bollards with two black stripes can be found on Road 1, northeast of Quetzaltenango.
BollardGuatemalan License Plates
Guatemala has short license plates that typically display either a blue tinge or a hint of green on the left side when blurred.
PlateLicense Plates
Vehicles in Guatemala display license plates on both the front and back.
PlateGreen Utility Pole Plates
Most green utility poles in Guatemala feature a white plate where the top two characters indicate the road.
PlateGuatemalan License Plates
Guatemala has short license plates. When blurred, they typically display either a blue tinge or a hint of green on the left side.
PlateFront and Back Plates
Vehicles in Guatemala display license plates on both the front and the back.
PlateGreen Utility Pole Plates
Most green utility poles feature a white plate where the top two characters identify the road you are on.
PlateLicense Plate Placement
Vehicles in Guatemala feature license plates on both the front and the back.
PlateGreen Utility Pole Plates
Most green utility poles in Guatemala feature a white pole plate. The top two characters on these plates determine the road you are on.
PlateGuatemalan License Plates
Guatemala has short license plates that typically show either a blue tinge or a hint of green on the left side when blurred.
PlateGuatemalan Street Suffix
In Guatemala, the street suffix 'Calle' corresponds to 'Street'.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix Boulevard
In Guatemala, 'Boulevard' is used as a street suffix.
Language ScriptElectricista Stickers
White rectangular stickers featuring the word 'electricista' are unique to Guatemala City.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix Boulevard
The street suffix for a boulevard in Guatemala is written as 'Boulevard'.
Language ScriptGuatemalan Street Suffix
In Guatemala, the street suffix 'Avenida' is used to denote an avenue.
Language ScriptGuatemala Street Suffix
In Guatemala, the street suffix 'Avenida' translates to 'Avenue'.
Language ScriptALTO Stop Signs
Guatemala uses the word "ALTO" on its stop signs, a characteristic it shares with Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica.
Language ScriptGuatemala Street Suffix
In Guatemala, the street suffix 'Avenida' translates to 'Avenue'.
Language ScriptStop Signs: ALTO
Guatemala uses the word "ALTO" on its stop signs.
Language ScriptElectricista Stickers
White rectangular stickers featuring the word 'electricista' are unique to Guatemala City.
Language ScriptGuatemala City Electricista Stickers
White rectangular stickers featuring the word "electricista" are unique to Guatemala City.
Language ScriptGuatemalan Street Suffix
The street suffix 'Calle' is used in Guatemala to denote a street.
Language ScriptBoulevard Street Suffix
In Guatemala, the street suffix for a boulevard is written as 'Boulevard'.
Language ScriptALTO Stop Signs
Guatemala uses the word "ALTO" on its stop signs, a feature it shares with Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica.
Language ScriptStreet Suffix
In Guatemala, the street suffix 'Calle' translates to 'Street'.
Language ScriptGuatemalan Road Markings
Guatemalan roads generally feature solid white outer lines and a single yellow middle line.
Road SignGuatemalan Road Lines
Guatemalan roads generally feature solid white outer lines and a single yellow middle line.
Road SignGuatemalan Road Markings
Guatemalan roads generally feature solid white outer lines and a single yellow middle line.
Road SignGuatemala Road Markings
Road markings in Guatemala feature white lines on the outside edges and yellow lines in the center.
Road MarkingGuatemala Road Lines
In Guatemala, road lines on the outside are white. Inside road lines are yellow.
Road MarkingGuatemala Road Markings
Road markings in Guatemala feature white lines on the outside edges and yellow lines in the center.
Road MarkingGuatemalan Building Styles
Guatemalan architecture mainly consists of pastel-painted stone houses, which commonly feature rusted sheet metal roofs. It is also somewhat common for buildings to be constructed from exposed white brick.
ArchitectureGrey Street View Car
All Street View car coverage in Guatemala features a grey vehicle with a visible roof rack and side mirrors.
ArchitectureGuatemala Street View Car
All Street View car coverage in Guatemala features a grey vehicle with a visible roof rack and side mirrors.
ArchitectureGuatemala Street View Car
All Street View car coverage in Guatemala features a grey car with a visible roof rack and side mirrors.
ArchitectureGuatemalan Building Styles
Guatemalan architecture primarily features pastel-painted stone houses, often topped with rusted sheet metal roofs. Some buildings are also constructed using exposed white brick.
ArchitectureGuatemalan Architecture
Guatemalan architecture mainly features pastel-painted stone houses, which commonly have rusted sheet metal roofs. Some buildings are also constructed from exposed white brick.
ArchitecturePET-11 South of Las Pozas
South of Las Pozas, the PET-11 road is characterized by a slightly rolling landscape and a completely north-to-south orientation.
TerrainGuatemalan Terrain
The middle of the country is generally mountainous, while the south and north are fairly flat.
TerrainMountainous Central Regions
The central regions of Guatemala are generally mountainous.
TerrainGuatemala Oil Palm Plantations
Oil palm plantations are primarily located in the southwest and just north of the central mountain range.
TerrainPET-11 South of Las Pozas
South of Las Pozas, the PET-11 road is characterized by a slightly rolling landscape and a completely north-to-south alignment.
TerrainTopography of Guatemala
The middle of the country is mountainous, while the northern and southern regions are fairly flat.
TerrainCentral Mountainous Terrain
The central regions of Guatemala are generally mountainous.
TerrainOil Palm Plantations
Oil palm plantations in Guatemala are primarily located in two areas: the southwest and just north of the central mountain range.
TerrainCentral Mountainous Terrain
The central regions of Guatemala are generally mountainous.
TerrainLago de Atitlán
Lago de Atitlán is the largest lake in the mountainous regions of Guatemala. The lake is surrounded by mountains and volcanoes.
TerrainTerrain of Guatemala
The middle of the country is mountainous, while the northern and southern regions are fairly flat.
TerrainPET-11 Near Las Pozas
The PET-11 highway south of Las Pozas is characterized by a slightly rolling landscape and a completely north-to-south road angle.
TerrainLago de Atitlán
Lago de Atitlán is the largest lake in the mountainous regions of Guatemala. The lake is surrounded by mountains and volcanoes.
TerrainOil Palm Plantation Locations
Oil palm plantations are primarily located in the southwest and just north of the central mountain range.
TerrainLago de Atitlán
Lago de Atitlán is the largest lake in the mountainous regions of Guatemala. It is surrounded by mountains and volcanoes.
TerrainPainted Utility Poles
Utility poles in Guatemala are very commonly painted pink, green, or a combination of both colors.
Utility PoleGreen Utility Poles
Completely green utility poles are primarily located in southeastern Guatemala. They also appear on a road further north in the east and along a stretch of road around Melchor de Mencos in the far northeast.
Utility PoleGreen Utility Poles
Completely green utility poles are primarily located in the southeast of the country. They can also be found on a road further north in the east, as well as on a small stretch of road around Melchor de Mencos in the far northeast.
Utility PolePainted Utility Poles
Utility poles in Guatemala are very commonly painted pink, green, or a combination of both colors.
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Utility PolePainted Utility Poles
Utility poles in Guatemala are very commonly painted pink, green, or a combination of both colors.
Utility PoleGreen Utility Poles
Completely green utility poles are primarily found in the southeast of Guatemala. They also appear on a road further north in the east, and on a small stretch of road around Melchor de Mencos in the far northeast.
Utility PoleGuatemala Department Phone Numbers
Phone numbers starting with the digit 6 are unique to the Guatemala Department.
OtherTikal Mayan Temple Trekker
A trekker featuring several Mayan temples is located just west of the town of Tikal.
OtherGuatemala Coverage Distribution
Guatemala has a fairly low amount of coverage, which is particularly limited in the northern part of the country.
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OtherTropical Rainforest Cover
Guatemala is a tropical country that is mainly covered by rainforests.
OtherSouthern Guatemalan Terrain
The southern regions of Guatemala mainly consist of completely flat agricultural land.
OtherNorthern Guatemala Flatness
Northern regions of Guatemala are typically fairly flat.
OtherGuatemala CA9 Highway
The CA9 highway between Escuintla and the coast is a divided highway with concrete pavement.
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OtherBlue Rope on Bottom Right Bar
In certain regions of Guatemala, a blue rope can often be seen on the bottom right bar.
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OtherGuatemala City Phone Numbers
Phone numbers starting with the digit 2 are unique to Guatemala City.
OtherJungle Road North of Tikal
A small dirt road is located within a dense jungle north of Tikal, in the far northern region of Guatemala.
OtherCA9 Highway Near Escuintla
The CA9 highway between Escuintla and the coast is a divided highway with concrete pavement.
OtherTikal Mayan Temples Trekker
A trekker featuring several Mayan temples can be found just west of the town of Tikal.
OtherTikal Mayan Temples Trekker
A trekker featuring several Mayan temples is located just west of the town of Tikal.
OtherBlue Rope on Bottom Right
In Guatemala, a blue rope can often be seen on the bottom right bar.
OtherDirt Road North of Tikal
A small dirt road runs through a dense jungle located north of Tikal, in the far northern region of the country.
OtherGuatemala Coverage
Guatemala has a low amount of coverage, which is particularly limited in the northern region.
OtherGuatemala Department Phone Numbers
Phone numbers starting with the digit 6 are unique to the Guatemala Department.
OtherGuatemala City Phone Numbers
Phone numbers starting with the digit 2 are unique to Guatemala City.
OtherCA9 Highway Features
The CA9 highway between Escuintla and the coast is a divided highway featuring concrete pavement.
OtherNorthern Jungle Dirt Road
In the far north of Guatemala, a small dirt road runs through a dense jungle located north of Tikal.
OtherGuatemala Department Phone Numbers
Phone numbers starting with the digit 6 are unique to the Guatemala Department.
OtherGuatemala City Phone Numbers
Phone numbers starting with the digit 2 are unique to Guatemala City.
OtherTropical Rainforests of Guatemala
Guatemala is a tropical country that is primarily covered by rainforests.
OtherSouthern Guatemalan Agricultural Flatlands
The southern regions of Guatemala mainly consist of completely flat agricultural land.
OtherTop Right Bar Orientation
In most Guatemala coverage, the top right bar faces forward. This orientation makes a highlighted line visible on the side facing forward.
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OtherGuatemala Coverage
Guatemala has a fairly low amount of coverage, which is particularly limited in the northern region.
OtherBlue Rope on Camera Bar
In Guatemala, a blue rope can often be seen on the bottom right bar.
OtherSouthern Guatemalan Terrain
The southern regions of Guatemala mainly consist of completely flat agricultural land. These areas are generally more built up than other flat regions in the country.
OtherTropical Rainforests of Guatemala
Guatemala is a tropical country that is mainly covered by rainforests.
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