Reunion
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BollardTown Bollard Colors
In Réunion, bollards at intersections can help distinguish the two largest towns: Saint Paul uses black bollards, while Saint Denis uses green bollards, often with white balls on top. Saint Denis is also more built up and is the capital.
BollardFrench-Style Bollards
Réunion uses French infrastructure. Its bollards match French-style road furniture.
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OtherT2Intermediate tells
Street View Car
Réunion’s Street View car has visible side mirrors, a roof rack, and black tape at the end of the rear right bar.
ArchitectureSouthwest Built-Up Areas
On Réunion, sugarcane plantations are found in the northeast and southwest. The southwest is generally more built up and densely populated, so more buildings or cars may be visible there.
ArchitectureVolcanic Roadside Vegetation
Route du Volcan can feature a brown-red landscape with only scattered shrubs. White stones lining the road are another clue.
VegetationEastern Vegetation Contrast
In eastern Réunion, the N2 passes through stretches with somewhat dense vegetation on both sides, while other parts open into vast landscapes with little to no trees.
VegetationDense Forest Track
A winding dirt track here can be recognized by dense surrounding vegetation, particularly pine trees and eucalyptus. The track is dark in colour, with grass growing in the middle.
VegetationTropical Island Vegetation
Réunion has lush green mountains close to the coast, with most roads running along the shoreline. Vegetation includes palms and ferns, with pine trees at higher elevation and flowering plants in the tropical savanna climate.
VegetationCilaos Caldera Town
Cilaos is a town inside a caldera. It can be recognized by a wall of mountains surrounding the town and overcast coverage.
TerrainYellow Bus Stops
Yellow bus stops are the most common type and can be found all over the island. They are usually accompanied by another bus stop.
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Map Bridge Mismatch
A bridge may appear on the map, but it will not be visible in the coverage because the imagery was captured before the bridge was built.
OtherFrance Territory Rule
Réunion is an overseas department and region of France, located east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. For country streak purposes, it is counted as France.
OtherL-Shaped Bus Stops
Bus stops can be L-shaped and may be white or olive in color. They may also appear as a bus shelter, and are almost never accompanied by a yellow bus stop.
OtherLimited Road Coverage
Only a handful of roads have coverage without a trekker. Learning the general regions with coverage can help narrow guesses.
OtherBus Stop Designs
Réunion has six distinct bus stop designs.
OtherNorthwestern N1 Layout
In the northwest, the N1 is divided. A distinct ridge lies to the southeast, with the ocean to the northwest.
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