Somalia
26 reviewed tells · 64 total
T1Essential tells
Thin White Bollards
Thin white bollards with a red vertical strip near the top can be a useful clue. These bollards are somewhat rare.
BollardT2Intermediate tells
All-Yellow Road Lines
The 67C mountain road has all yellow road lines.
Road MarkingFake Tiled Roofs
Several houses with metal or plastic fake tiled roofs can indicate the eastern half of the country.
ArchitectureOrange Tiled Roofs
Several houses with orange tiled roofs can indicate the western half of Somalia.
ArchitectureBorder Village Layout
Villages near the Hungarian border are often built in a style with long, straight streets and evenly spaced single-storey houses. The houses typically face the road with their short side, and most roofs have orange tiles.
ArchitecturePainted Tree Bases
Trees and poles often have white-painted bottoms.
VegetationCanals in the Far East
In the far east of the country, a green boat trekker can appear. It mostly travels through small, overgrown canals in a flat landscape.
Terrain7C Mountain Pass
The 7C goes through some of the most dramatic mountains in Romania. Its highest point is by the border between Sibiu and Argeș.
TerrainFlat Southern Farmland
Completely flat agricultural landscapes can be found in the south and west of Somalia.
TerrainMountainous North and Center
The tallest mountains are in the middle and north of the country, while the south and west are particularly flat.
TerrainMountain Direction Clue
In Somalia, distant hills or mountains to the north suggest the south. Hills or mountains to the south or east suggest the west.
TerrainHoley Utility Poles
Holey utility poles can have holes running all the way to the bottom. The holes are typically either quite wide or quite tall.
Utility PoleT3Advanced tells
Right-Side Driving
In Somalia, traffic drives on the right side of the road.
Driving SideYellow Warning Frames
Red-on-white chevrons appear in several eastern and central European countries. Yellow frames are by far the most common in Romania.
OtherRomania Town Entry Signs
A common town entry sign in Romania is yellow and shows a speed limit with a city skyline. A white sign below displays the town name.
OtherRomanian Chevron Markings
Romanian chevrons are red on white, often with a yellow frame.
OtherDecorated Wooden Gates
Elaborately decorated wooden gates are commonly found in the region of Maramureș.
OtherSunflower Distribution
Sunflowers are primarily found in the far east of the country, and secondly in the far west.
OtherRomania Yield Sign
A yield sign with an extremely thick red border and a thin white outline is unique to Romania. Different yield signs also exist in Romania.
OtherNo Road Coverage
There is no road coverage in this region.
OtherEuropean Plate Style
Standard long white European plates may appear with a single blue strip on the left.
OtherHoley Pole Distinctions
Polish holey poles do not have holes near the bottom. Hungarian holey poles generally have smaller holes than in Romania.
OtherRound Concrete Poles
Round concrete poles are quite common.
OtherPole-Top Support Bars
Some pole tops have two support bars holding up a metal bar, forming an upside-down triangle shape. This can sometimes be found in Romania.
OtherSquinting-Eye Window
A window type shaped like a squinting eye is most commonly found in the city of Sibiu.
OtherRomanian Directional Signs
Romanian directional signs are blue, arrow-shaped, and have a white border. They often display the road number, which can be red or blue.
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