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How to Identify India in GeoGuessr

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Bollard

Bollard — India
Unique

Rectangle with a flat top. Painted in black-and-white stripes

White rectangle reflector on the front and red on the back side


Milestone

Top number: Typically indicates the distance (in kilometers) to the next major city or endpoint of the route.
Highway number: The route or highway number is usually displayed separately on the top portion of the milestone—not as the lower number.
Lower section: Most often shows the distance to the previous city or town, or sometimes local route identifiers. It does not represent the highway number.
Unique

It is a short concrete post, painted white with a rounded top. The numbers are written in bold black paint


Octagonal bollard

Octagonal bollard — India
Unique

Bollards are octagon-shaped with a flat or rounded top and a base that is wider than the top. They are usually painted with black-and-white stripes

A yellow rectangle is painted in the center (sometimes with red on the front). Without reflectors is also possible


Tuk-Tuks

Usuaully not fully green as in Bangladesh

They are usually not fully green and have multiple different colors compare to Bangladesh


Private plates

Private plates — India

Type: Private

Shape: Long

Background: White

Text: Black


Signpost

Signpost — India

Shape: Cylinder or rectangular. Long or short

Material: Concrete or metall

Color: Black-and-white stripes

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Top of utility poles

Top of utility poles — India

Material: Metall

Shape: Trident-style head with horizontal T-bar with three insulators


Commercial plates

Commercial plates — India

Type: Commercial, taxi and buses

Shape: Long or short

Background: Yellow

Text: Black


Black-white or yellow-black kerbs

Black-white or yellow-black kerbs  — India

In India, roadside kerbs are very common and are usually painted in black and white or yellow and black stripes


Chevron

Chevron — India

Background: Yellow

Arrows: Bold black

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