Jersey

Jersey License Plates

Jersey license plates feature a long white front plate and a yellow rear plate. They display the island's red coat of arms on the left, and unblurred registration codes begin with the letter 'J'.

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Jersey License Plates

Jersey license plates feature a long white front plate and a yellow rear plate. They display the island's red coat of arms on the left, and unblurred codes begin with the letter 'J'.

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Jersey License Plates

Jersey license plates feature a long white front plate and a yellow rear plate. They display the island's red coat of arms on the left, and unblurred registration codes begin with the letter 'J'.

Jersey Street Suffixes

In Jersey, the street suffix for 'Road' is written as 'Road'.

Jersey Street Suffix

In Jersey, the street suffix for a road is written as "Road".

Jersey Street Suffixes

The street suffix for "Road" in Jersey is written as "Road".

Jersey Street Names and Language

The vast majority of street and locality names in Jersey contain French words. The island's traditional language, Jèrriais, is closely related to French and appears on some signs.

French and Jèrriais Influence

The vast majority of street and locality names contain French words due to the island's proximity to France. The traditional language, Jèrriais, is closely related to French and appears on some signs.

Street Suffix Place

In Jersey, the street suffix 'Place' is written as 'Place'.

French Influence and Jèrriais

Due to proximity to France, the vast majority of street and locality names contain French words. The island's traditional language, Jèrriais, is closely related to French.

Jersey Street Suffixes

In Jersey, the term "Place" is used as a street suffix.

Jersey Street Suffixes

The term "Place" is used as a street suffix in Jersey.

Parish Coats of Arms

Most street name signs in Jersey are adorned with the coat of arms of the parish in which they are located.

Asymmetric Road Signs

Some road signs are asymmetrically attached to their signposts, which is more prevalent in Jersey than on the British mainland.

Asymmetric Road Signs

Some road signs in Jersey are asymmetrically attached to their signposts, which is more prevalent than on the British mainland.

Parish Coats of Arms

Most street name signs in Jersey are adorned with the coat of arms of the parish in which they are located.

Parish Street Name Signs

Most street name signs in Jersey are adorned with the coat of arms of the parish in which they are located.

Asymmetric Road Signs

Some road signs are asymmetrically attached to their signposts. This characteristic is more prevalent on Jersey than on the British mainland.

Jersey Road Markings

In Jersey, road markings feature yellow lines on the outside and white lines on the inside.

Road Line Colors

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

Road Line Colors

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

Local Architectural Styles

Jersey's local architecture shares many characteristics with northern France, including pastel-coloured walls and dark slate roofs. Terraced houses are also common.

Jersey Architectural Styles

The local architecture shares many characteristics with northern France, featuring pastel-coloured walls and dark slate roofs. Terraced houses are also common.

Urbanization of St Helier

While Jersey is typically rural, the area surrounding the capital city of St Helier is more urbanized. This region features taller buildings, narrower streets, and a livelier atmosphere.

Red Granite Construction

Jersey possesses large reserves of red granite, making it a popular building material for houses and walls throughout the island.

St Helier Urban Architecture

In contrast to Jersey's typically rural landscape, the area surrounding the capital of St Helier is more urbanised. This capital region features taller buildings, narrower streets, and a livelier atmosphere.

St Helier Urban Architecture

In contrast to the island's typically rural landscape, the area surrounding the capital city of St Helier is more urbanised, featuring taller buildings and narrower streets.

Jersey Architectural Characteristics

The local architecture shares many characteristics with northern France, including pastel-colored walls and dark slate roofs. Terraced houses are also common.

Red Granite Architecture

Jersey features large reserves of red granite, which is widely used as a building material for walls and houses across the island.

Red Granite Construction

Jersey possesses large reserves of red granite, making it a popular building material used for many walls and houses throughout the island.

Winding Roads and Hedgerows

Jersey features many winding, tree-covered roads and hedgerows reminiscent of English country lanes. Most coverage of the island displays sunny weather.

Winding Roads and Hedgerows

Jersey is characterized by numerous winding, tree-covered roads and hedgerows similar to English country lanes. Most coverage of the island features sunny weather due to its geographical position.

Winding Roads and Hedgerows

Jersey features numerous winding, tree-covered roads and hedgerows reminiscent of English country lanes. Most coverage of the island displays sunny weather.

Victoria Avenue Maroon Median

Victoria Avenue is the only divided road on Jersey, running along the island's southern coast immediately west of St Helier. It features a distinct maroon median.

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Generation 2 Camera

All images in Jersey were taken by a Generation 2 camera.

Yellow Give-Way Lines

Jersey utilizes yellow give-way lines at intersections.

Yellow Telephone Booths

In contrast to the red telephone booths found on the UK mainland, telephone booths in Jersey are yellow.

Jersey Status and Location

Jersey is a self-governing island territory in the Channel Islands, located off the northwestern coast of France. As a British Crown Dependency, it is counted as part of the United Kingdom for country streaks purposes.

Southwest Imagery Discoloration

Imagery in the southwest of Jersey features a greenish-purple discoloration.

Les Mielles Nature Reserve

Located on Jersey's western coast, the Les Mielles Nature Reserve is a vast, treeless expanse characterized by a gentle westward slope.

Cornish Palms

Cornish palms, or Cordyline australis, are identified by their distinctive thin trunks and arching leaves. They are commonly used as decorative plants on Jersey.

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La Collette Power Station

The La Collette Power Station is located on a peninsula south of the capital. Its chimney is visible from various points along the south coast.

Jersey Airport Boundary Fence

The roads surrounding Jersey Airport can be recognized by their visible boundary fence.

Generation 2 Camera Coverage

All Street View images in Jersey were taken using a Generation 2 camera.

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La Collette Power Station

The La Collette Power Station is located on a peninsula south of the capital. Its chimney is visible from various points along the south coast, serving as a reference point.

Southwest Imagery Discoloration

Imagery in the southwest of Jersey features a greenish-purple discoloration.

Green Lane and Map Signs

Jersey features an extensive network of cycling routes, often marked by signs indicating the start or end of a 'Green Lane'. Blue signs displaying a map of the island in the center are also common.

Yellow Give-Way Lines

Jersey uses yellow give-way lines at intersections.

Yellow Telephone Booths

In contrast to the red booths found on the UK mainland, telephone booths in Jersey are yellow.

Camera Generation

All images in Jersey were taken by a Generation 2 camera.

Yellow Telephone Booths

In contrast to the red telephone booths found on the UK mainland, the telephone booths in Jersey are yellow.

La Collette Power Station

The La Collette Power Station is located on a peninsula south of the capital, and its chimney is visible from various points along the south coast.

Jersey Airport Boundary Fence

The roads surrounding Jersey Airport can be recognized by their visible boundary fence.

Greenish-Purple Imagery Discolouration

Imagery in the southwest of Jersey features a greenish-purple discolouration.

Yellow Give-Way Lines

Intersections in Jersey feature yellow give-way lines.

Cornish Palms

Cornish palms, recognizable by their thin trunks and arching leaves, are commonly used as decorative plants on Jersey.

Jersey Island Territory

Jersey is a self-governing island territory in the Channel Islands, located off the northwestern coast of France. As a British Crown Dependency, it is counted as part of the United Kingdom for country streaks purposes.

Jersey's Only Divided Road

Victoria Avenue runs along the southern coast of Jersey, immediately west of St Helier. It is the island's only divided road and features a distinct maroon median.

Jersey Airport Boundary Fence

The roads surrounding Jersey Airport feature a visible boundary fence that can be used to identify them.

Les Mielles Nature Reserve

Located on Jersey's western coast, the Les Mielles Nature Reserve is a vast, treeless expanse with a gentle westward slope.

Cornish Palms on Jersey

Cornish palms, recognizable by their thin trunks and arching leaves, are commonly used as decorative plants on Jersey.

Jersey Status and Location

Jersey is a self-governing island territory and British Crown Dependency located in the Channel Islands off the northwestern coast of France. For country streaks purposes, it is counted as part of the United Kingdom.

Victoria Avenue in Jersey

Victoria Avenue runs along the southern coast of Jersey, immediately west of St Helier. It is the island's only divided road and features a distinct maroon median.

Les Mielles Nature Reserve

Located on Jersey's western coast, the Les Mielles Nature Reserve is a vast, treeless expanse characterized by a gentle westward slope.

Jersey Cycling Routes

Jersey features an extensive network of cycling routes. These routes include references to the start or end of a "Green Lane" and blue signs containing a map of the island in the center.

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UK-like Road Infrastructure

Road infrastructure is similar to that found in the United Kingdom.