Kazakhstan
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Kazakhstani Bollards
Kazakhstan uses post-Soviet style bollards and designs resembling Turkish bollards. Bollards consisting of two thin bollards attached at a 90-degree angle are unique to the country.
BollardRussian-Style Infrastructure
Kazakhstan's infrastructure, including its bollards, pedestrian signs, poles, and houses, is highly similar to that of Russia.
BollardKazakh Infrastructure Design
Kazakh infrastructure, including bollards, pedestrian signs, poles, and houses, is highly similar to that of Russia.
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BollardKazakhstan Bollards
Kazakhstan features post-Soviet style bollards and others resembling Turkish designs. Bollards consisting of two thin posts attached at a 90-degree angle are unique to the country.
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BollardKazakh License Plates
Standard Kazakh license plates appear mostly white with a small hint of blue on the left side when blurred.
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PlateStandard Kazakh License Plates
When blurred, standard Kazakh license plates appear mostly white with a small hint of blue on the left side.
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PlateKazakhstan License Plate Codes
Kazakhstan license plate codes follow an alphabetical order, with smaller numbers corresponding to regions starting with earlier letters. These codes are most reliably observed on buses and smaller utility vehicles.
PlateKazakhstan License Plate Codes
Kazakhstan license plate codes follow an alphabetical order, with smaller numbers corresponding to regions starting with earlier letters. These codes are most reliably observed on buses and smaller utility vehicles.
PlateKazakhstani Street Signs
Street signs in Kazakhstan are often blue with intricate white patterns on the top and bottom, and are commonly attached to buildings. They are typically bilingual or trilingual and can include a QR code.
Language ScriptBlue Street Signs
Street signs are often blue, attached to buildings, and feature intricate white patterns on the top and bottom. These signs are typically bilingual or trilingual and may include a QR code.
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Road SignStreet Sign QR Codes
The letters printed beneath a QR code on a street sign indicate the region.
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The letters printed under a QR code on a street sign indicate the region.
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Road SignKazakhstan's R260 Road
The R260 road is mostly paved but cracked and largely lacks road lines. The surrounding landscape is a slightly hilly steppe featuring yellow grass and reddish soil under overcast weather.
Road MarkingThe R260 Road
The R260 road is mostly paved with many cracks and generally lacks road lines. The surrounding landscape features a slightly hilly steppe with yellow grass and reddish soil.
Road MarkingA17 Road to Ulytau
The A17 road leading to the Ulytau Region features poor pavement quality with crumbling edges and a single white center line that can be solid or dashed. The surrounding landscape consists of grassy steppe with occasional fall-colored trees lining the road.
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Road MarkingNorth of Zhezqazghan
The road north of Zhezqazghan lacks road lines and passes through a dry, desolate, and slightly hilly landscape with very limited vegetation. The soil in this area can appear very red or orange at times.
Road MarkingKazakhstan Road Markings
Roads in Kazakhstan feature yellow outer edge lines and white inner lane markings.
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Road MarkingKazakh Road Line Colors
Road markings in Kazakhstan feature yellow lines on the outside edges and white lines on the inside.
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Road MarkingA17 to Ulytau Region
The A17 road leading to the Ulytau Region features poor pavement with crumbling edges and a single white middle line that can be dashed or solid. The surrounding landscape consists of a grassy steppe with occasional fall-colored trees lining the road.
Road MarkingE38 Shymkent to Kyzylorda
The divided section of the E38 highway running from Shymkent to Kyzylorda is made of asphalt and features all-white road lines.
Road MarkingE38 Highway Road Markings
The divided section of the E38 highway running southeast to northwest between Shymkent and Kyzylorda is made of asphalt and features all-white road lines.
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Road MarkingNorth of Zhezqazghan
The road north of Zhezqazghan has no road lines and traverses a dry, desolate, and slightly hilly landscape. The soil in this area can appear very red or orange, with very limited vegetation.
Road MarkingAktobe Roof Dirt Line
East of Aktobe, a vertical line of dirt is present on the right side of the roof.
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ArchitectureYellow Gas Pipe Boxes
Yellow boxes connected to gas pipes are commonly found outside houses in Shymkent, Turkistan, and Taldykorgan.
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ArchitectureAktobe Roof Dirt
East of Aktobe, a vertical line of dirt is present on the right side of the roof.
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ArchitectureYellow Gas Pipe Boxes
Yellow boxes connected to gas pipes are commonly found outside houses in Shymkent, Turkistan, and Taldykorgan.
ArchitectureKokshetau to Atbasar Car
Between Kokshetau and Atbasar, the car has a thin coating of dirt and dust, which is most visible near the back of the roof.
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ArchitectureEast Kazakhstan Autumn Landscape
The East Kazakhstan Region features hilly, forested terrain with autumn colors on the vegetation from October coverage. Flat towns in the area are surrounded by hazy mountains.
VegetationPine Forests of Semey
Around Semey, the vegetation features small clusters and entire forests consisting mostly of pine trees and some deciduous trees with fall colors.
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VegetationWhite-Painted Tree Trunks
The bottom of tree trunks are very often painted white.
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VegetationA1 Highway Landscape
The section of the A1 highway between Astana and Shchuchinsk is a six-lane divided highway surrounded by a green landscape of trees, grassy plains, and hills.
VegetationM36 Steppe Vegetation
The landscape along the M36 highway between Karaganda and Astana consists of a grassy, sometimes hilly steppe with occasional rows of trees. This divided highway features yellow outer lines and runs in a general southeast-to-northwest direction.
VegetationWhite-Painted Tree Trunks
The bottoms of tree trunks are very often painted white.
VegetationEast Kazakhstan Autumn Vegetation
The East Kazakhstan Region is hilly and forested, displaying fall colors on the vegetation from October coverage.
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VegetationA1 Highway Landscape
The section of the A1 highway between Astana and Shchuchinsk is a six-lane divided highway. The surrounding landscape is generally green, featuring trees, grassy plains, and hills.
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VegetationM36 Steppe Landscape
The landscape along the M36 highway between Karaganda and Astana consists of a grassy, sometimes hilly steppe. An occasional row of trees runs along the road.
VegetationSemey Pine and Deciduous Forests
Around Semey, vegetation features small clusters and forests consisting mostly of pine trees alongside some deciduous trees that display fall colors.
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TerrainSouthwest Desert Road
An unpaved sandy desert road runs near the Turkmenistan border in southwest Kazakhstan. The surrounding landscape is exceptionally bright due to the sand.
TerrainKazakhstan: Alataou Terrain
May coverage in Kazakhstan is exclusively in the Almaty exclave of Alataou, located east of Almaty proper. This coverage is sunny, with mountains visible to the south.
TerrainAltyn Emel National Park
Altyn Emel National Park is a barren grassland with snowy mountains in all directions.
TerrainAlmaty Mountain Snow
The mountains in the southern part of Almaty City feature snow coverage.
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TerrainFlat Semi-Arid Plains
The landscape consists mostly of flat, semi-arid grassy plains.
TerrainKyzylagash to Druzhba Road Terrain
The roads from Kyzylagash to Druzhba feature a hazy, hilly landscape. Small mountains are visible along most sections of the route.
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TerrainSoutheastern Mountains
Tall, often snow-capped mountains can be seen in southeastern Kazakhstan.
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TerrainAlataou May Coverage
The only May coverage in Kazakhstan is located in the Alataou exclave east of Almaty. This coverage is sunny and features visible mountains to the south.
TerrainSouthwest Desert Roads
An unpaved sandy desert road runs near the Turkmenistan border in southwest Kazakhstan. The surrounding landscape is almost blindingly bright from the sand.
TerrainKyzylagash to Druzhba Road Terrain
The roads from Kyzylagash to Druzhba feature a hazy, hilly landscape. Small mountains are visible along most sections of the road.
TerrainAltyn Emel National Park
Altyn Emel National Park is a barren grassland surrounded by snowy mountains in all directions.
TerrainFlat Terrain of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is a generally flat country. Finding hilly or mountainous locations is useful for narrowing down the options.
TerrainSouthern Almaty Mountain Snow
The mountains in the southern part of Almaty City feature snow coverage.
TerrainP4/A17 Astana to Pavlodar Road
The P4/A17 from Astana to Pavlodar is an east-west divided road passing through a hilly steppe landscape that is generally less vegetated. Most of the road features outer yellow lines.
TerrainM36 Highway Landscape
The M36 highway from Karaganda to Almaty often features road construction for a second lane alongside common yellow lines. The surrounding landscape consists of a wintry, dry steppe.
TerrainKazakhstan Terrain
Kazakhstan is a generally flat country. Hilly or mountainous terrain can help narrow down locations.
TerrainRural Terrain
Most of the rural coverage in Kazakhstan is characterized by a very empty, open, and mostly flat landscape.
TerrainFlat Semi-Arid Plains
The landscape consists mostly of flat, semi-arid grassy plains.
TerrainP4/A17 Astana-Pavlodar Highway
The P4/A17 is a divided east-west road between Astana and Pavlodar that passes through a hilly, sparsely vegetated steppe landscape. Most of this highway features outer yellow lines.
TerrainM36 Highway to Almaty
The M36 highway between Karaganda and Almaty often features road construction for a second lane alongside common yellow lines. The surrounding landscape is a dry, wintery steppe.
TerrainSoutheastern Mountains
Tall, often snow-capped mountains can be seen in southeastern Kazakhstan.
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TerrainEmpty, Open, Flat Landscape
Rural areas in Kazakhstan feature an empty, open, and mostly flat landscape.
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OtherHeading Towards Kandyagash
The driving direction is mostly north when traveling towards Kandyagash.
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OtherTaldykorgan Northern Hills
A small ridge of hills is visible to the north in much of the coverage of Taldykorgan.
OtherKulsary Lamp Photocells
Lamps in Kulsary feature a sizable blue photocell on the top.
OtherKazakhstan: Alphabets Used
Kazakhstan uses both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets.
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OtherKazakhstan Area Codes
Area codes in Kazakhstan generally follow an east-to-west pattern along three horizontal lines.
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OtherKaraganda Driving Direction
The driving direction when traveling from Karaganda is south.
OtherOskemen Forest Fire Coverage
Parts of Oskemen feature hazy forest fire coverage.
OtherBaltic Pine Forest Coverage
Coverage in dense Baltic pine forests can be found north of Shchuchinsk, which is located north of Astana.
OtherSunny Weather and Cumulus Clouds
The weather is sunny with a large amount of cumulus clouds.
OtherThe A26 Road
The A26 road runs from Kandyagash to the intersection of the M32 and E38.
OtherKazakhstan Roads and Weather
Road quality throughout the country is very poor. Apart from the northernmost section, the weather is either cloudy or overcast.
OtherKandyagash Driving Direction
When traveling towards Kandyagash, the driving direction is mostly north.
OtherSoutheastern Kazakhstan Snow
Snow coverage is found in southeastern Kazakhstan, particularly to the east of Almaty.
OtherSouthwestern Desert Landscapes
Sandy and shrubby desert-like landscapes are commonly found in southwestern Kazakhstan.
OtherNorthwestern Grassy Plains
Vast grassy green plains are located in northwestern Kazakhstan. These landscapes are particularly common within the Akmola and Kostanay regions.
OtherNorthern Kazakhstan Birch Forests
Lush birch forests next to green fields are common in northern Kazakhstan.
OtherKazakh Area Code Patterns
Area codes in Kazakhstan generally follow an east-to-west pattern along three horizontal lines.
OtherSeasonal Coverage Regions
Kazakhstan can be divided into coverage regions based on the season.
OtherStreet View Coverage Distribution
Street View coverage in Kazakhstan is limited, mostly focusing on major roads and cities. Coverage on small rural roads is uncommon.
OtherOrnate Entrance Arcs
Many cities and towns in Kazakhstan feature entrance arcs that are often highly intricate and ornate.
OtherKoshkar-Muiz Ornamental Pattern
The ornamental pattern known as koshkar-muiz is found as part of decorations in all kinds of settings in Kazakhstan.
OtherKazakh City Gas Pipes
Gas pipes are extremely common throughout cities in Kazakhstan.
OtherRussian Monolingual Use
Russian is sometimes used monolingually.
OtherTaldykorgan Northern Hills
In much of the coverage around Taldykorgan, a small ridge of hills is visible to the north.
OtherOskemen Hazy Coverage
Parts of Oskemen feature hazy coverage caused by forest fires.
OtherUralsk Ascending Lamps
Some lamps in Uralsk feature a unique design with three separate lamps in an ascending pattern.
OtherKulsary Street Lamps
Lamps in Kulsary feature a sizable blue photocell on top.
OtherTurkistan Street Lamps
Turkistan consistently uses thin grey lamps that feature two small light sources near the end.
OtherZhezqazghan Blue Bus Stops
Bus stops in Zhezqazghan are very wide, blue, and feature an indoor and an outdoor section separated by a door.
OtherSeasonal Coverage Regions
Kazakhstan can be divided into distinct coverage regions based on the season.
OtherNorthern Birch Forests
Lush birch forests situated next to green fields are common in northern Kazakhstan.
OtherThe A26 Route
The A26 road runs from Kandyagash to the intersection of the M32 and E38 highways.
OtherSouthern Grassy Hills
Grassy green rolling hills can be found in southern Kazakhstan, particularly in the area just north of Bishkek.
OtherSoutheastern Snow Coverage
Snow coverage is found in southeastern Kazakhstan, particularly in the areas east of Almaty.
OtherSouthwestern Kazakh Landscapes
Southwestern Kazakhstan commonly features sandy and shrubby desert-like landscapes.
OtherKazakhstan Street View Coverage
Street View coverage in Kazakhstan is primarily limited to major roads and cities, while coverage on small rural roads is uncommon.
OtherOrnate City Entrance Arcs
Many cities and towns in Kazakhstan feature intricate and ornate entrance arcs.
OtherThe Koshkar-Muiz Pattern
The ornamental pattern known as koshkar-muiz is used as a decoration in all kinds of settings in Kazakhstan.
OtherUrban Gas Pipes
Gas pipes are extremely common in Kazakh cities.
OtherPedestrian Crossing Markings
Kazakhstan uses yellow and white stripes on pedestrian crossings, which often feature white dashes on either side. Unlike in Russia, these crossings are accompanied by these dashes.
OtherWhite Pickup Truck Coverage
All coverage in Kazakhstan was taken with a white pickup truck. The vehicle can either be fully visible or mostly blurred.
OtherCyrillic and Latin Alphabets
Kazakhstan uses both the Cyrillic and Latin alphabets.
OtherMonolingual Russian Language
Russian is sometimes used monolingually in Kazakhstan.
OtherNorthwestern Grassy Plains
Vast grassy green plains are found in northwestern Kazakhstan, particularly within the Akmola and Kostanay regions.
OtherUralsk Ascending Street Lamps
Certain street lamps in the city of Uralsk feature a design with three separate lamps arranged in an ascending pattern.
OtherTurkistan Grey Lamps
Turkistan consistently uses thin grey lamps with two small light sources near the end.
OtherZhezqazghan Bus Stops
Bus stops in Zhezqazghan are very wide and blue, featuring an indoor section and an outdoor section separated by a door.
OtherSouthern Kazakhstan Rolling Hills
Grassy green rolling hills can be found in southern Kazakhstan. They are particularly common in the area just north of Bishkek.
OtherChevron Sign Colors
Kazakhstan primarily uses yellow and black chevrons. At T-intersections, generic chevrons are used instead.
OtherPedestrian Crossings
Pedestrian crossings in Kazakhstan feature yellow and white stripes. The stripes often include white dashes on either side. Some crossings may appear without these stripes.
OtherKazakhstan: Diverse Landscapes
Kazakhstan is a big and diverse country. It features a plethora of distinct landscapes.
OtherKazakhstan White Pickup Truck
All coverage in Kazakhstan was taken with a white pickup truck. The truck may appear fully visible or mostly blurred.
OtherBaltic Pine Forest Coverage
Dense Baltic pine forest coverage can be found north of Shchuchinsk, which is located north of Astana.
OtherKazakhstan Roads and Weather
Road quality throughout Kazakhstan is very poor. Apart from the northernmost section, the weather is either cloudy or overcast.
OtherKazakhstan Chevron Signs
Kazakhstan primarily uses yellow and black chevrons, except on T-intersections where a more generic sign is used.
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