Thailand
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BollardThai Bollard Design
Thai bollards are square-shaped with a pointed top and feature black-and-white stripes.
BollardThailand Black Bollard
Black bollards with three large white reflectors are most frequently seen in Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son.
BollardThai Bollard
Thai bollards are square shaped with a pointed top. They feature black-and-white stripes.
BollardBlack Reflector Bollard
A black bollard with three large white reflectors is most frequently seen in Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son.
BollardThailand License Plates
Vehicles in Thailand display license plates on both the front and back.
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Vehicles display license plates on both the front and back.
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PlateThai Vehicle License Plates
Thailand uses large, white license plates on passenger vehicles. Commercial vehicles in the country feature yellow plates.
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PlateThai Landline Phone Numbers
Thai landline phone numbers have 9 digits. The first digits form the area code; Bangkok's area code is 02, while other area codes have three digits.
PlateThai Landline Phone Numbers
Thai landline phone numbers have nine digits and begin with an area code. Bangkok uses the area code 02, while other areas use grouped three-digit area codes.
PlateThai Vehicle Plates
Passenger vehicles in Thailand use large, white license plates. Commercial vehicles use yellow license plates.
PlateThailand Stop Signs Thai Script
Stop signs in Thailand feature the Thai script. They do not use Latin script.
Language ScriptThai Script Features
The Thai script is compact and characterized by tiny circles within most letters in many fonts.
Language ScriptJawi Script in Southern Thailand
In southern Thailand, Jawi script, based on the Arabic script, is seen on mosques.
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Language ScriptJawi Script in Southern Thailand
In southern Thailand, Jawi script, based on the Arabic script, is seen on mosques.
Language ScriptThai Road and Highway Signs
On smaller roads, white directional signs consist of a top information sign and a bottom arrow sign, showing either place names or a road number with the Emblem of Thailand. Green highway signs frequently display place names in Thai with the Latin script translation below.
Language ScriptThai Script Stop Signs
Stop signs in Thailand feature the Thai script instead of Latin.
Language ScriptThai Provincial Road Abbreviations
Waystones and road signs on provincial roads often feature a two-letter province abbreviation in Thai script. These abbreviations are absent from waystones and road signs on national roads.
Language ScriptThai Script Features
Thai script is compact. Many fonts feature tiny circles within most letters.
Language ScriptThailand Road Signs
Smaller white road signs have an arrow at the bottom and information at the top, showing place names or road numbers with the Emblem of Thailand. Green highway signs frequently feature place names in Latin script below the Thai name.
Language ScriptThai Provincial Abbreviations
In Thailand, provincial road signs and waystones show two-letter province abbreviations in Thai script. National road signs and waystones do not feature these abbreviations.
Language ScriptThailand Road Signs
Road signs are square and bulky. They are usually white and often have a black painted bottom.
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Road SignRed Street Signs
Red street signs with golden decorated borders appear in Mueang Chiang Rai.
Road SignGreen Blue Street Signs
Street signs featuring a smaller green section beneath a blue section are present in Bangkok and Nonthaburi.
Road SignThailand Green Road Signs
Distinctive green signs are found throughout Thailand. They are often present in small villages.
Road SignDistinctive Green Signs
Distinctive green signs can be found throughout Thailand, often located in small villages.
Road SignThailand: Helm-shaped Signs
Helm-shaped street signs are found exclusively in Pattaya City, Thailand.
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Road SignRed Golden Street Signs
In Mueang Chiang Rai, red street signs feature golden decorated borders.
Road SignHelm Street Signs
Helm-shaped street signs are found exclusively in Pattaya City, Thailand.
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Road SignGreen Blue Road Signs
Street signs featuring a smaller green section beneath a blue section are present in Bangkok and Nonthaburi.
Road SignThai Signposts
Signposts in Thailand are typically square, bulky, and white. They often feature a bottom section painted black.
Road SignThailand Road Lines
Road lines in Thailand are white on the outside and yellow on the inside.
Road MarkingThailand Road Lines
Outside road lines are white. Inside road lines are yellow.
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Road MarkingWestern Rayong Architecture
Western Rayong province features a northeast-southwest grid. This area contains modern and industrial buildings among fields of rubber trees, cassava, and pineapple.
ArchitecturePhuket Architecture
Phuket features modern buildings and resorts. These structures are found among hills.
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ArchitecturePhuket Resort Architecture
The wealthy and touristy island of Phuket features modern buildings and resorts situated among hills with heavy traffic.
ArchitectureRubber Wood Plantations
Rubber wood plantations in Thailand are mostly located in the south. They can be recognized by the small, black taps on the bottom of the tree trunks.
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VegetationKanchanaburi Red Fields
Deep red fields with cassava and rubber trees are found in Kanchanaburi, Thailand.
VegetationTenasserim Pines
Tenasserim pines are found in the north and northwest of the country.
VegetationTenasserim Pines
Tenasserim pines are found in the north and northwest of the country.
VegetationThai Durian Plantations
Durian plantations are most common around Chanthaburi but can be found on the peninsula and other areas. Young trees have a cone-shaped appearance, while durian trees feature dark bark, branches that nearly reach the ground, and oblong leaves with pointed tips.
VegetationThailand: Red Fields, Cassava
In Kanchanaburi, deep red fields feature cassava and rubber trees.
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VegetationDurian Tree Identification
Durian plantations are most common around Chanthaburi, also found around the peninsula and other areas. Young durian trees have a cone shape, while mature trees have dark bark, branches that nearly reach the ground, and oblong leaves with pointed tips.
VegetationThailand Rubber Plantations
Rubber wood plantations are typically seen in Thailand, mostly in the south. They are recognizable by small, black taps on the bottom of the tree's trunk.
VegetationThailand: Mukdahan Vegetation
Mukdahan province features long, low hills. Fields in Mukdahan include rice, sugarcane, cassava, and rubber trees.
VegetationMukdahan Province Agriculture
Mukdahan Province features long, low hills. Fields of rice, sugarcane, cassava, and rubber trees are present.
VegetationPhetchabun Valley Mountains
Large north-south mountains are present on either side of the Phetchabun valley.
TerrainLopburi Mountains
Distinctly shaped mountains are found in southwestern Lopburi.
TerrainThailand: Rock Mountains
Large exposed rock mountains run north-south in Western Krabi and parts of eastern Phang-nga.
TerrainKhao Sam Roi Yot Mountains
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park in western Prachuap Khiri Khan features large, distinct exposed rock mountain massifs.
TerrainChaiyaphum Province Mountain Ridges
Chaiyaphum province features very long and flat mountain ridges. These ridges are visible from nearly anywhere in the province.
TerrainNorthern Saraburi Rock Mountains
The northern half of Saraburi consists of large, exposed rock mountains. These mountains are oriented in an east-west direction.
TerrainLarge North-South Mountains
Large north-south mountains are present in Thailand. These mountains can be seen on either side of the Phetchabun valley.
TerrainPhayao Mountain Ridge
A large, slightly jagged north-south mountain ridge runs through the middle of Phayao. This ridge is visible to the east from afar.
TerrainDoi Luang Chiang Dao Mountain
Doi Luang Chiang Dao is the 3rd tallest mountain in Thailand. It and other distinct mountains are visible from the Chiang Dao district of Chiang Mai.
TerrainExtensive Fruit Plantations
Extensive fruit plantations are located in the valley between Chiang Mai and Lamphun. They are also found in eastern Sa Kaeo and Chanthaburi.
TerrainThailand: Steep Mountains
Steep mountains with exposed rock are most commonly found in the west and on the peninsula.
TerrainCentre-North Mountains
Low, smooth, and forested mountains are found in the centre-north of the country.
TerrainPhayao Mountain Ridge
A large, slightly jagged north-south mountain ridge runs through Phayao. It is visible to the east from afar.
TerrainThailand's Phrao Valley
Thailand's Phrao District in Chiang Mai features a flat valley. This valley is surrounded by mountains in all directions and commonly grows rice and fruit.
TerrainCenter-North Mountains
Low, smooth, and forested mountains are located in the center-north of the country.
TerrainExtensive Fruit Plantations
Extensive fruit plantations are found in the valley between Chiang Mai and Lamphun. They are also located in eastern Sa Kaeo and Chanthaburi.
TerrainSteep Rocky Mountains
Steep mountains with a large amount of exposed rock are most commonly located in the western region and on the peninsula.
TerrainSouthern Thailand Mountains
Khao Sok National Park in southern Thailand features some of the tallest and steepest exposed rock mountains. These mountains generally run east-west.
TerrainLao Karst Mountains from Thailand
From northern Nakhon Phanom, along the Mekong River, jagged limestone karst mountains are visible to the northeast. These formations are on the Lao side and often seen from long distances.
TerrainThailand: Mountain-Ringed Valley
Phrao District in Chiang Mai features a flat valley surrounded by mountains. Rice and fruit are commonly grown in this valley.
TerrainNorthwestern Thailand Mountains
Tall mountains are most often seen in northwestern Thailand.
TerrainExposed Rock Massifs
Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park in western Prachuap Khiri Khan features large, distinct exposed rock mountain massifs.
TerrainNorthern Saraburi Rock Mountains
Large, exposed rock mountains are found in the northern half of Saraburi, oriented east-west.
TerrainDistinctly Shaped Mountains
Distinctly shaped mountains are found in southwestern Lopburi.
TerrainDoi Luang Chiang Dao Mountain
Doi Luang Chiang Dao is Thailand's 3rd tallest mountain. It and other distinct mountains are visible from the Chiang Dao district of Chiang Mai.
TerrainNorthwestern Mountains
Tall mountains in Thailand are most commonly located in the northwestern region of the country.
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TerrainThailand Street Light Poles
Street light poles in Thailand feature red-and-black or black-and-white stripes on their bottom sections.
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Utility PoleBangkok Utility Poles
Utility poles in Bangkok feature a Chilean style indent.
Utility PoleStreet Light Pole Base Stripes
Street light poles in Thailand feature red-and-black or black-and-white stripes on the bottom.
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Utility PoleSquare Utility Poles
Utility poles in Thailand are square and feature small holes running vertically up the pole.
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Utility PoleThailand Utility Poles
Utility poles with only one insulator on the crossbar are present in Thailand. These poles can be found from the south of the peninsula to Ranong and Chumphon.
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Utility PoleThai Utility Poles
Utility poles in Thailand are square. They feature small holes running vertically up the pole.
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Utility PoleBangkok Utility Poles
Around Bangkok, utility poles feature a Chilean style indent.
Utility PoleSouthern Peninsula Utility Poles
Utility poles featuring only one insulator on the crossbar can be found in the southern peninsula of Thailand, extending up to Ranong and Chumphon.
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Utility PoleThailand Street Flags
Many flags often line Thailand's streets. Royal flags, usually yellow, are often seen alongside the national flag.
FlagRoyal Flags of Thailand
Thailand's streets are often lined with numerous flags. Alongside the national flag, yellow royal flags are frequently displayed.
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FlagPathum Thani Grid
A large, almost perfectly north-south grid is present in central and eastern Pathum Thani.
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A rare Google car with a visible mirror is found only in far southern Thailand.
OtherThailand Drives Left
Vehicles in Thailand drive on the left side of the road.
OtherThailand Concrete Roads
Concrete roads are common in Thailand. They often feature a large square pattern.
OtherFront Left Camera Smudge
A smudge on the front left of the camera is visible on roads in Khao Yai National Park. This smudge also appears in nearby Nakhon Nayok and Prachin Buri.
OtherSouthern Lopburi Grid and Ridges
Southern Lopburi features a large, slightly north-north-west grid. This grid contains fields of rice, corn, sugarcane, and cassava, with ridges visible to the north, south, and west.
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OtherCorn Cultivation Regions
In Thailand, corn is most commonly found in the north and central regions.
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OtherThailand: Islands
Koh Samui and Koh Pha-Ngan are touristy islands. They feature narrow, crowded roads and a tropical feel.
OtherThailand Wind Turbines
Wind turbines are most often found on the western side of Chaiyaphum and Nakhon Ratchasima, and on the eastern coast of Songkhla and Nakhon Si Thammarat.
OtherGray Corrugated Metal Roofs
Gray corrugated metal roofs are most commonly found in the northern and southern regions of Thailand, though they can occasionally be seen throughout the rest of the country.
OtherPineapple Plantation Locations
Pineapple plantations in Thailand are most commonly located to the southeast and southwest of Bangkok.
OtherCassava in Thailand
Cassava is a bush-like plant found throughout most of Thailand. It is considerably more common in the central and northeastern plains.
OtherPalmyra Palms Distribution
Large numbers of palmyra palms are typically found near the eastern coast of the peninsula, specifically just south of Bangkok and in the far south.
OtherThailand Palm Oil Production
Over 90% of Thailand's palm oil is produced in the south. Palm plantations are most often seen in southern Thailand.
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OtherFlat and Dry Regions
Thailand features two regions that are relatively flat and dry compared to other areas. One is located north of Bangkok, and the other is situated further east.
OtherThailand: Distinct Lamp Posts
Thailand features distinct long, thin lamp posts. These lamp posts hang over the side of the road.
OtherThailand Garuda Road Markers
Road markers in Thailand generally feature either a white or a black Garuda. These markers are found throughout the country.
OtherThailand Gen 3 Coverage
Most Generation 3 coverage in Thailand does not show a visible Street View car.
OtherThailand National Roads
National roads are grouped into four regions based on their first digit. Roads beginning with 1 are in the north, 2 in the northeast, 3 in the center, and 4 in the south.
OtherNonthaburi Abbreviation
The abbreviation "NTB" refers to Nonthaburi. Province abbreviations may vary slightly depending on the format.
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OtherGravel Roads in Thailand
Gravel roads are present throughout Thailand. They are most common in darkly highlighted areas.
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OtherThailand Rice Cultivation
During the wet season, the majority of rice cultivation occurs in Thailand's eastern plains.
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OtherThailand Palm Oil Production
Over 90% of Thailand's palm oil is produced in the south. Palm plantations are most often seen in southern Thailand.
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OtherThailand Coconut Palm Plantations
Slightly less dense plantations of tall coconut palms are most common in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
OtherThailand Palmyra Palms
Palmyra palms are typically found in large numbers near the eastern coast of the peninsula. These locations include just south of Bangkok and in the far south.
OtherThailand Sugar Cane
Sugar cane is mostly grown in central and eastern Thailand.
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OtherCorn in Thailand
Corn is most commonly found in the north and central regions of Thailand.
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OtherThailand Pineapple Plantations
Pineapple plantations are most commonly found southeast and southwest of Bangkok.
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OtherEucalyptus Plantations
Eucalyptus plantations are most common around Sa Kaeo.
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Teak is most commonly found in high densities in northern Thailand. It is recognized by its large leaves and yellow flowers.
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Gray corrugated metal roofs are most common in the north and south of Thailand. They can also be found occasionally throughout the country.
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OtherThailand Areca Palms
Areca palms are mainly found across the peninsula. They are especially common around Ranong.
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OtherBrown Paved Roads, Crop Fields
Brown paved roads are found among fields of sugarcane, cassava, and corn. This occurs in southeastern Nakhon Ratchasima.
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Brown paved roads are present in southern Sisaket. These roads are found among fields of bananas, durians, rubber, and corn.
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OtherCoconut Palm Plantations
Slightly less dense plantations of tall coconut palms are most common in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
OtherCoconut Palm Plantations
Dense plantations of short or medium-sized coconut palms are most commonly located west of Bangkok.
OtherThailand Rice Cultivation
During the wet season, the majority of rice cultivation in Thailand occurs in the eastern plains.
OtherCentral Plains Dry Season
Rice cultivation during the dry season is most common in the central plains of Thailand. This season is typically characterized by a hazy sky caused by wildfires.
OtherRed Soil Distribution
Red soil is most common in the northeast of Thailand, but it can be seen throughout the entire country.
OtherPathum Thani Grid
A large, almost perfectly north-south grid is located in central and eastern Pathum Thani. This grid is a notable feature of the area.
OtherAreca Palm Distribution
Areca palms are primarily found across the peninsula, with a particularly high concentration around Ranong.
OtherNonthaburi Province Abbreviation
The abbreviation "NTB" represents Nonthaburi in Thailand. Provincial abbreviations may vary slightly depending on the format.
OtherNational Road Numbering Regions
Thailand's national roads are grouped into four regions based on their first digit. Roads starting with 1 are located in the north, 2 in the northeast, 3 in the center, and 4 in the south.
OtherSugar Cane Cultivation
In Thailand, sugar cane is mostly grown in the central and eastern regions of the country.
OtherNo Visible Street View Car
Most Generation 3 coverage in Thailand does not show a visible Street View car.
OtherThailand Road Markers with Garuda
Road markers in Thailand feature a white or black Garuda.
OtherOverhanging Lamp Posts
Thailand features distinctive long, thin lamp posts that hang over the side of the road.
OtherEucalyptus Plantations in Sa Kaeo
Eucalyptus plantations are most commonly found around Sa Kaeo.
OtherThai Concrete Road Patterns
Concrete roads are common in Thailand and often feature a large, square-shaped pattern.
OtherTeak in Northern Thailand
Teak is most commonly found in high densities in the north of the country. It can be recognized by its large leaves and yellow flowers.
OtherLeft-Hand Traffic
In Thailand, traffic drives on the left-hand side of the road.
OtherGarden Croton Plant
The garden croton, a decorative plant with yellow, orange, and red leaves, is most common around Ranong and other coastal provinces.
OtherBangkok Taxi Colors
Taxis in Bangkok are green with pink and yellow markings.
OtherSeven-Ridge Insulators
Insulators with seven or more ridges are located in the southern half of the peninsula. They are also found along highways in Chiang Rai and Phayao.
OtherThailand Camera Smudge
A camera smudge is visible on the front left. This smudge appears on roads in Khao Yai National Park and nearby areas of Nakhon Nayok and Prachin Buri.
OtherThai Highway 44 Spacing
Thailand's Highway 44, passing through Krabi and Surat Thani, is a divided four-lane highway. It features very large middle spacing, often obscuring the other side, with a yellow inner line indicating the division.
OtherSouthern Lopburi Grid
Southern Lopburi features a large, slightly north-north-west grid with fields of rice, corn, sugarcane, and cassava. Ridges are often visible to the north, south, and west.
OtherKhao Yai National Park Area
The area around Khao Yai National Park in southern Nakhon Ratchasima is a large tourist attraction. Advertisements, businesses, restaurants, and resorts are present along rural roads, and large rocky hills are visible near the Nakhon Nayok and Prachin Buri borders.
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OtherTak Province Fields
Rolling hills of corn or sugar cane fields are found in the west of Tak province.
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A Google car with a visible mirror is found only in far southern Thailand.
OtherRed Songthaew Trucks
Red trucks, known as songthaews, are transport vehicles. They are found most commonly in Chiang Mai.
OtherThai Tourist Islands
Koh Samui and Koh Pha-Ngan are touristy islands in Thailand. They feature narrow, crowded roads and a tropical feel.
OtherThailand Insulator Ridges
Insulators with 7 or more ridges are present in the southern half of the peninsula. They are also found on highways in Chiang Rai and Phayao.
OtherThailand Wind Turbines
Wind turbines are most often found on the western side of Chaiyaphum and Nakhon Ratchasima, and on the eastern coast of Songkhla and Nakhon Si Thammarat.
OtherGarden Croton Plant
The decorative plant Codiaeum variegatum, also known as garden croton, has yellow, orange, and red leaves. It is most common around Ranong and other coastal provinces.
OtherWestern Tak Agriculture
Rolling hills of corn or sugar cane fields are found in the west of the Tak province.
OtherBangkok Taxi Colors
In Bangkok, taxis are green and feature pink and yellow markings.
OtherBrown Paved Roads, Sugarcane
Brown paved roads are found in southeastern Nakhon Ratchasima. These roads are among fields of sugarcane, cassava, and corn.
OtherThailand Cassava Distribution
Cassava is found throughout most of Thailand. It is considerably more common in the central and northeastern plains.
OtherCoconut Palms West of Bangkok
Dense plantations of short or medium sized coconut palms are most commonly found west of Bangkok.
OtherThailand Dry Season Haze
Dry season rice cultivation is most common in the central plains. The dry season is typically recognized by a sky haze from wildfires.
OtherRed Soil in Thailand
Red soil is most common in the northeast of Thailand. It can be seen throughout the entire country.
OtherKo Sichang Google Car
A rare Google car is found only on Ko Sichang island. It is recognizable by bars protruding from the blur.
OtherThailand's Flat Dry Regions
Thailand features two relatively flat and dry regions. One region is located north of Bangkok, and the other is situated further east.
OtherSouthern Sisaket Roads
Brown paved roads are found in southern Sisaket. These roads are among fields of bananas, durians, rubber, and corn.
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