Isle of Man

Blue Urban Bollards

Blue bollards can commonly be found in urban areas in the Isle of Man.

Blue Urban Bollards

Blue bollards are commonly found in urban areas.

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Red Left Strip

The Isle of Man uses white front licence plates and yellow rear plates. A red strip appears on the left side.

Isle of Man License Plates

The Isle of Man uses white front and yellow rear license plates, featuring a red strip on the left side.

Front and Back Plates

License plates are present on both the front and back.

Isle of Man Street Suffix

The street suffix 'View' is used in the Isle of Man.

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Street Suffix Close

The street suffix "Close" is used in the Isle of Man.

Isle of Man Street Suffix

The street suffix for 'Street' in the Isle of Man is 'Street'.

Street Suffix Lane

The street suffix 'Lane' is written as 'Lane' in the Isle of Man.

Isle of Man Street Suffix

The street suffix "Terrace" is written as "Terrace" on the Isle of Man.

Isle of Man Street Suffix

The street suffix for a road in the Isle of Man is "Road".

Isle of Man Street Suffix

The street suffix "Rise" is used on road signs in the Isle of Man.

Isle of Man Street Suffix

The word 'Hill' is used as a street suffix in the Isle of Man.

Isle of Man Street Suffixes

The Isle of Man uses 'Crescent' as a street suffix.

Isle of Man Street Suffix

On the Isle of Man, the street suffix for "Park" is written as "Park".

Street Suffixes

In the Isle of Man, the street suffix for Avenue is written as Avenue.

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The Street Suffix Quay

In the Isle of Man, the street suffix "Quay" denotes an embankment, quay, or dike.

Port Erin Signage

Many signs in Port Erin feature the coat of arms positioned above the text.

Ramsey Street Signs

Many street signs in Ramsey feature an oval-shaped coat of arms.

Ramsey Street Signs

Many street signs in Ramsey feature an oval-shaped coat of arms.

Isle of Man Road Markings

Road markings in the Isle of Man feature yellow lines on the outside and white lines on the inside.

Whitewashed Houses

Houses with whitewashed walls and entrance walls are a common sight in the Isle of Man, similar to those in Ireland.

Douglas Terraced Housing

Douglas, the capital and largest town on the Isle of Man, is characterized by rows of terraced houses and a higher population density.

Hilly Farmland and Narrow Roads

The general landscape of the Isle of Man features hilly farmland traversed by narrow roads.

Laxey Valley Terrain

The town of Laxey is situated within a valley that runs in a northwest-to-southeast direction.

Northern Isle of Man Terrain

The northern part of the Isle of Man is very flat compared to the rest of the island. Mountains are usually visible to the south.

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Southern Onchan Lamp Stickers

Lamps in southern Onchan feature small yellow stickers. The two letters on these stickers correspond to the initials of the road name.

Ronaldsway Airport

Ronaldsway Airport is characterized by a large, flat, and open field enclosed by a boundary fence.

Striped Road Kerbs

Striped kerbs can sometimes be seen along main roads.

Isle of Man Terrain

The Isle of Man features a generally hilly landscape, with only a few exceptions.

Isle of Man Status

The Isle of Man is a British Crown dependency situated between the United Kingdom and Ireland. For country streaks purposes, it is counted as the United Kingdom.

Green Lamps

All green lamps are commonly found in Ramsey and Castletown, and more rarely in the Malew, Santon, and Garff parishes.

Peel Castle

Peel Castle is situated atop an island and can be seen in Peel.

Douglas Lamp Stickers

Lamps in the city of Douglas feature a small white sticker with two green numbers.

Circular Camera Blur

This camera is distinguished by lower image quality, slightly off colors, and a circular blur visible both above and below.

Isle of Man Camera Smudge

A twig smudge is visible on the left side of the camera lens in the southern Isle of Man.

Isle of Man Coverage

Coverage on the Isle of Man is limited to Generation 2.

Ulex Plants

Ulex plants are very common on the Isle of Man and can be recognized by their bright yellow flowers.

Blue Base Lamp Posts

A generic lamp design featuring a blue base and a small blue sticker is found across most of the island, except around Douglas and some northeastern and southern areas. The top two letters on the sticker can narrow down the location to one of twenty-one local government areas.

Road Line Colors

Road lines use yellow on the outside and white on the inside.

Whitewashed House Walls

Houses with whitewashed walls and entrance walls are a common sight.

Douglas Terraced Housing

Douglas, the capital and largest town on the Isle of Man, can be recognized by rows of terraced houses. It also has a higher population density.

Common Gorse Plants

Gorse plants, also called Ulex, are very common on the Isle of Man. They can be recognized by their bright yellow flowers.

Hilly Farmland

The Isle of Man’s landscape consists of hilly farmland, with narrow roads passing through it.

Flat Northern Terrain

Northern Isle of Man is much flatter than the rest of the island. Mountains are usually visible to the south.

Blue-Base Lamp

A generic lamp design with a blue base and a small blue sticker can be found on most of the island, except around Douglas and in some parts of the northeast and south. The top two letters can narrow the location to one of the 21 parishes.

Peel Castle Island

Peel Castle sits atop an island in Peel.

Left-Side Driving

In the Isle of Man, traffic drives on the left.

Lamp Post Stickers

In southern Onchan, some lamps have a small yellow sticker with two letters showing the initials of the road name, such as “SD” for Sunningdale Drive.

Generation 2 Coverage

Coverage on the Isle of Man is limited to Generation 2.

Country Domain

The country domain is .im.

Hilly Terrain

The Isle of Man is generally quite hilly, with a few exceptions.

Green Lamps

Green lamps are commonly found in Ramsey and Castletown. They are also found more rarely in the parishes of Malew, Santon, and Garff.

Crown Dependency Status

The Isle of Man is a British Crown dependency situated between the United Kingdom and Ireland. For country streak purposes, it is counted as the United Kingdom.

Ronaldsway Airport

Ronaldsway Airport can be recognized by a large, flat, open field with a boundary fence.

Distinct Camera Quality

This camera may be recognized by lower image quality, circular blur above and below, and slightly off colours.

Douglas Lamp Stickers

In Douglas, lamps may have a small white sticker with two green numbers.

Striped Road Kerbs

Striped kerbs can sometimes be seen along main roads.

Lens Smudge Marker

A twig-like smudge appears on the left side of the camera lens in southern Isle of Man.

Laxey Valley

Laxey is a town in a valley aligned northwest to southeast.

Coat of Arms Signs

On many signs in Port Erin, the coat of arms is placed above the text.