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Plonk It Extreme: així afronta zi8gzag el mapa més difícil de GeoGuessr

Zi8gzag juga Plonk It Extreme en modalitat NMPZ i explica com combina carreteres, vegetació, brúixola, relleu i metadades de Street View. Els seus encerts i errors revelen una estratègia pràctica per resoldre les localitzacions més ambigües de GeoGuessr.

Resum d’un vídeo de zi8gzag 26 de juliol 2026 · 6 min de lectura

El creador de contingut zi8gzag afronta Plonk It Extreme, una selecció de localitzacions especialment difícils de GeoGuessr, amb una restricció que elimina gairebé totes les ajudes: no es pot avançar, girar la càmera ni ampliar la imatge. El vídeo mostra fins a quin punt una bona partida depèn de combinar geografia, vegetació, carreteres, metadades visuals i probabilitat, i també com una sola pista mal interpretada pot enviar el jugador a l’altre costat del món.

1. Què fa tan difícil Plonk It Extreme

Plonk It és una comunitat dedicada a recopilar coneixement i recursos sobre GeoGuessr. La seva versió Extreme reuneix centenars de panoràmiques seleccionades perquè siguin ambigües, inusuals o fàcils de confondre amb un altre país. En començar, zi8gzag assenyala que el marcador mitjà del mapa ronda els 7.100 punts, molt per sota dels 25.000 possibles en una partida perfecta de cinc rondes.

El repte es juga en modalitat NMPZ —No Move, Pan or Zoom—, és a dir, sense desplaçar-se, sense canviar l’orientació de la càmera i sense fer zoom. El jugador només disposa d’una imatge fixa, la brúixola i el mapa on ha de col·locar la resposta.

2. La primera gran lliçó: convertir la imatge en geometria

La primera ronda sembla una carretera de terra sobre una franja estreta de terreny envoltada d’aigua. Les cases blanques i el paisatge fan pensar en el nord d’Europa, però la pista decisiva no és l’arquitectura: zi8gzag estudia l’angle de la carretera amb la brúixola i busca al mapa una llengua de terra amb la mateixa orientació.

El resultat és una puntuació perfecta de 5.000 punts. La jugada exemplifica una tècnica molt útil: quan el paisatge revela una forma geogràfica concreta —una península, un dic, una vall o una costa—, la direcció de la via pot confirmar o descartar una ubicació millor que una impressió visual general.

La ronda següent combina neu, pins, muntanyes i una captura de 2021. El jugador ho associa al sud de Rússia i al Caucas, cerca la carretera cap a l’Elbrús i torna a quedar extraordinàriament a prop. Després identifica correctament l’entorn nord-americà d’una localització de Mont-real, encara que inicialment situa el marcador a Toronto.

3. Com construeix una hipòtesi de país

Al llarg del vídeo, zi8gzag no depèn d’una sola pista. Va acumulant indicis que poden reforçar-se o contradir-se:

  • tipus i amplada de la carretera;
  • color del sòl i estat de l’asfalt;
  • espècies d’arbres, conreus i densitat del bosc;
  • muntanyes, relleu i altitud aparent;
  • posició del sol per estimar l’hemisferi;
  • línies viàries, pilones, barreres i antenes;
  • generació i data de les imatges de Street View;
  • desenfocaments o elements visibles del vehicle de captura.

Aquestes últimes pistes formen part del que la comunitat anomena sovint «meta»: patrons produïts pel sistema de captura, i no estrictament pel paisatge. En una ronda gairebé sense informació, per exemple, un desenfocament molt ample li permet entendre que podria tractar-se d’un país amb càmera baixa. Tot i mantenir l’aposta per Tailàndia, la resposta acaba sent el comtat de Kinmen, administrat per Taiwan.

4. Un mapa dissenyat per provocar falsos reconeixements

Plonk It Extreme castiga especialment les intuïcions basades en una semblança superficial. Una carretera de muntanya amb neu sembla alpina, però és a Romania. Un paisatge fred amb terra vermellosa suggereix Yellowstone, però la resposta és Nou Mèxic. Uns turons secs d’aspecte mediterrani el porten a Sicília, quan la ubicació és Portugal.

El cas més clar arriba amb un bosc i una carretera que zi8gzag considera inequívocament nord-americans. La vegetació li recorda els Apalatxes i aposta pel nord de Geòrgia, però el resultat és europeu. La ronda serveix per recordar que l’experiència genera reconeixements molt ràpids, però que aquests patrons també poden ser exactament l’esquer que ha buscat l’autor del mapa.

5. Les millors lectures del vídeo

Algunes deduccions, en canvi, combinen prou pistes independents per ser molt precises. Davant d’un paisatge tropical amb palmeres d’oli i parets calcàries, el jugador situa la resposta prop d’Ipoh, Malàisia, una zona coneguda pel relleu càrstic. La proximitat del marcador confirma que l’associació entre roca, vegetació i latitud era sòlida.

També reconeix una carretera costanera de Montenegro gràcies al sòl vermell, les palmeres, l’arquitectura, la data de cobertura i l’orientació de la via. En una ronda de Cambodja, recorda vagament haver vist la localització anys enrere, identifica una carretera muntanyosa del nord i troba fins i tot el revolt correcte per aconseguir un altre 5.000.

En una altra sèrie, detecta amb rapidesa la plana fronterera d’Iğdır, Turquia, per la combinació del cotxe gris, les fileres d’àlbers i la relació amb les muntanyes d’Armènia. Tot seguit corregeix una primera impressió d’Europa oriental i dedueix que una pista de terra recta amb sòl rosat pertany al Canadà atlàntic; la resposta queda molt a prop de la seva aposta per Nou Brunswick.

6. Els errors expliquen tant com els encerts

Les fallades més grans apareixen quan una pista domina massa la resta. Una plantació que sembla de cafè el fa dubtar entre el Brasil i el sud-est asiàtic; escull Lampung, a Indonèsia, però la ubicació és Rondônia, al Brasil. En una altra imatge tropical, l’asfalt i la sorra li recorden Bangladesh, mentre que la resposta és Java.

També interpreta com a rus un paisatge agrícola amb terra fosca, un canal i cobertura de 2021, però la localització és Texas. I en l’última ronda associa unes flors semblants a l’epilobi i un ambient nòrdic amb Noruega, quan es troba a Bornholm, Dinamarca.

No són errors aleatoris: cadascun parteix d’una observació raonable que no estava prou ben contrastada. El vídeo mostra així que la diferència entre una intuïció útil i una sobreinterpretació és la quantitat d’indicis independents que apunten en la mateixa direcció.

7. Una estratègia pràctica per a rondes NMPZ

De la sessió se’n poden extreure quatre principis:

  1. Començar per la regió, no per la ciutat. Hemisferi, clima, circulació i continent redueixen primer l’espai de cerca.
  2. Separar pistes fortes i pistes febles. Les línies de carretera o un element de càmera conegut solen pesar més que una sensació general sobre el bosc.
  3. Buscar contradiccions. Si la vegetació sembla americana però l’asfalt sembla europeu, cal explicar la discrepància abans de decidir.
  4. Utilitzar la geometria al final. L’angle de la carretera, la forma d’una costa o la posició d’una serralada poden convertir un país correcte en una resposta gairebé perfecta.

El mapa també obliga a tenir present la selecció de la mostra. Com que les localitzacions han estat triades precisament per ser extremes, una opció poc habitual pot tenir més probabilitat que en un mapa mundial generat de manera uniforme.

Conclusions principals

Zi8gzag supera àmpliament la mitjana del mapa en diverses partides i arriba a encadenar respostes gairebé exactes en llocs que, a primera vista, semblen impossibles. Els millors resultats no provenen d’una memòria enciclopèdica aïllada, sinó de combinar brúixola, carreteres, vegetació, cobertura i topografia.

Plonk It Extreme també deixa una conclusió menys espectacular però més útil: fins i tot un especialista pot confondre continents quan una escena ha estat seleccionada per trencar els patrons habituals. En GeoGuessr, saber rectificar una primera impressió és tan important com reconèixer una pista correcta.

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    Yo, what's good everyone? Zigzag here. Welcome back to another Geoguessr video. Today we are on what some people consider the hardest map in all of Geoguessr. It's Plonk It Extreme. So, Plonk is kind of the hub of the Geoguessr community. And over on that Discord, people compiled their hardest list of locations. And this is the extreme version of that map. So, as you might be able to tell, extremely difficult. The average score here, 7,100. And of course, we'll be playing no moving, panning, or zooming. Let's see how many countries in a row we can get right today. As we start off with the first location here, which is on a dirt road. Looks like we're probably driving right hand side of the road, hard to tell. Yeah, it's kind of like a dike of some kind over the open ocean here. First thought was Europe here. The house in the background look white in a way that does remind me of Europe. It's not a perfectly north-south-east-west road either, which probably also fits. Denmark or Netherlands came to mind here just with the land reclamation kind of vibe. I thought maybe Denmark over here. I could see this being North America. US or Canada also both possible. Um I was kind of thinking of like this kind of area around southern Ontario. You do get some similar looking roads there, but I don't know. I'm not convinced. I think I got to go for Europe here. Uh the white buildings in the background, that's what reminds me a bit of North America, but I am going to go for Europe here. And can I find an east-southeast road of some description that would make sense? Like this here would be perfect, but we want to go southeast, not northeast. Okay, this piece of road here, pretty good actually. Right kind of angle, and we do look onto the right kind of shape of uh land over here. So, I kind of like this

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    guess. I can't even lie. Let's give it a go. And yeah, that was wow. I was not expecting to start this video with a flipping 5K, but there we go. That was uh just a matter of using the compass a little bit. I knew it would kind of look like this on the map with the kind of the thin land with the road. [music] And that was quite a remarkable beginning to the video. Probably not going to go so well for me on round number two, but let's find out. This looks like it might be Russia to me. Um even without checking the copyright, which is 2021, I was thinking Russia and 2021 copyright is really common over there. We have the snow coverage, which is really commonly found in the south of Russia, um, especially in Generation 4. And then, yeah, I mean, just look at the mountains. It looks like when I was in the Caucasus. And this kind of pine as well, also very common, I would say. I'm not sure what kind it is, but it's very common down here. There are certain roads down here that look like this. I'm going to try and remember which this would be. So, Elbrus, where's Elbrus? So, Elbrus is down here. We could be on the road to Elbrus, to be honest. I don't know but it definitely kind of looks like it could be. Uh, feels like a fairly major road. Angle's also good. Like, this could be also towards Vladikavkaz as well, in which case we'll lose a bunch of points, but I'll go here. Oh my gosh, I should have tried to line it up. This start is insane. I've never seen either of these locations before, either. Obviously, this map only has about 700 locations, but still. Wow. Okay, next one here. I feel like this is North America trying to cosplay as Europe because it's very nondescript. We have a very patchy road that looks European. And yet, these trees here, these first kind of look North American. Now, I'm second-guessing myself, though. We have a bike path of some description. I don't know, like, it it definitely

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    looks a bit like like a Ukraine-Poland kind of part of the world. No, I think it is North America. I think these little bushes here, the way they've planted these looks North American. Does it, man? I think so. I think it's like Ontario, maybe, somewhere around there. Uh, man. Oh, this is like a really good one. This this one I really don't know. This green sign off to the left here, I I don't know what I should think of that, either. I don't know, the you the road looks it's it's wide like a North American road, but the dust on it and the patchiness of it really look European. Uh, I don't know. I'm going to like, if I squinted only at this vegetation, I would instantly think North America. And I think vegetation's a little bit more reliable than the road. Although, what are these signs? I have no idea. So, I'm going to go I'm going to go Toronto here. I'm going to go Toronto. Let's see if that's a decent guess. Okay, it was Montreal. That's another great guess. This is I don't know why it gave me the 5K emoji just then, but this is a really, really good start, especially considering the map. So, >> [snorts] >> yeah, should have gone a bit further north, but that is actually delightful. Wow, this is going way better than you'd ever expect. Now we're getting hit with the unofficial coverage. It looks like Peru to me. Is that crazy? This kind of tufty grass. But we're only looking off to the side of the road. Like this could be Norway for all I know, so that's really annoying. Is that the sun? No, that's just like a radio tower, telephone tower of some kind. We've got a tent over here. What is that tent doing? Very confusing. Looks like we've got a bit of snow going on, no? Okay, so I might have to change my Peru guess cuz you don't get snow just sitting on hills too much in Peru.

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    So, so now I'm thinking this actually is Norway, perhaps even Turkey I could see working or or I don't know, something with similar shape mountains. Uh, this is It's a very pale road. What is this tent? I think it's just snow. That's why I'm not going to guess Peru. Mhm. Normally whenever I play an unofficial coverage map, I turn off the author name in the bottom. The person here is called Jacques. So, would I meta game and actually go Alpine France? It actually fits, that's the thing, cuz we've got the snow. We've got a very pale road, which is decently common in France. We've got a radio tower. You might want to put that if you're like trying to hit the people down here with the radio tower, you know? Uh, I'm going to do it cuz I don't have a better option. It could also be Switzerland, too. The mountains here are kind of to the north, so it may actually fit better for Switzerland. I'll go on the Swiss border here. Bit of meta gaming, but if it pays off, it pays off, right? Okay, it was Romania. So, I would have been closer in Turkey, but all in all, still a good guess. I mean, I'm still happy to get the right continent here. Okay, next one here. Probably taken by a Frenchman, just not just not quite in France, of course. Okay, next one here. So, this is North America. We've got the yellow lines. We've got this kind of guardrail with the like black plastic square box thing, which you see quite a lot in the USA. Um, this kind of red sand on the side of the road. It occurs in a few places. Um, I've definitely seen it like east of the hills around Bend in Oregon. I feel like you see it in New Mexico, too, which is kind of more obvious. Maybe you could see it in the Yellowstone National Park. I'm I'm kind of tempted by that, as well. It's like a big bushfire here. Look, the background had a big bushfire. We've got a circular bollard. Okay. Circular bollard, pretty common Wyoming,

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    Colorado, New Mexico. So, the New Mexico idea may be good. I think these trees feel a bit too cold. So, maybe then the Wyoming shall just inside Yellowstone then. I mean, it could happen. I could see it. I don't think the round bollard thing would be common in Oregon. So, I'm going to I'm going to go for Yellowstone here, actually. And then go over here on this road. Ah, it can't be New Mexico. Well, it felt very cold, but I guess that's why it's on this map. We end up with a score of 17,200. What do you need to get onto the top scores of this map? Um, it's my best ever score, but you need 21K. Yeah, I think it would be the case that you could probably memorize a bunch of locations. So, it's probably not the most validating leaderboard ever. Anyway, next one here, Plonk Extreme. I feel like this has been updated to small cam, and it's probably a bit easier than it used to be, but I would probably just go Austria here, right? Very thin road. It's kind of a bad road for Austria, though. They're pretty rich in Austria. I don't know, the shape of this hill and the corn probably reminded me of that the most, though. So, I think I'll go for it anyway. I'll go outside of Graz here. And okay, it was, but just much further west. I still good. We got the country right twice in a row now, as we did at the start of the video. This one here, wow. What's going on? This to me feels like it's a hot country, but high altitude. So, I'm thinking like South Africa. I'm thinking maybe like Italy, Spain. Possibly even France. That's kind of the four countries that came to mind at first. Maybe even Greece, maybe. Could it ever be? Yeah, I could see Greece, as well. Is this South Africa, though? I think the road looks really European, right? The left side of the screen could certainly be, but I think it's actually Europe. Doesn't really look like we can see where the sun is cuz the sun would

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    help us a lot, but it seems like it's just to our west. Genuinely could just be Sicily here. What do I think of a Sicily? Maybe Sardinia? Probably not so much. I might go for Sicily here, guys. A high altitude Sicily somehow could be correct. Crete, Alps, I don't know. It's too hard, but I'm going to go Sicily. Okay, it was actually not one of the countries I mentioned. It was Portugal. Mhm, yeah, makes sense. We did that country streak, though. Okay, next round. Wow, very Asian-looking hills. The hills that just jut out of the ground here. Um, we got big oil palms over here. So, I'm thinking this is indeed Asia and I don't know where. Probably Thailand. If If it was a normal location, I would think Thailand, but I'm thinking this is not going to be normal. So, maybe if it is a really difficult one, maybe we could be looking at a Cambodia, potentially. Indonesia, I could see. Malaysia, I could see, maybe more so. Probably like Probably that's Standing guess here is Thailand, but maybe this is just Malaysia. It's like the sandstone hills, right? So, I'm assuming to the north. Okay, that means we are southern hemisphere. Okay. Okay, okay. In which case, I will go Malaysia. I mean, that's like close to the equator, so that's why the sun might be a little bit deceiving. But, I mean, it could be Indonesia, but that would be pretty crazy. I'm going to go for outside of Ipoh here. Oh, wow. Wow, I knew you get cliffs like this, but again, I don't think I've ever had that location. That's just a nice guess. Very happy with that. There are some pretty famous cliffs, I think, around Ipoh, but this kind of the landscape you start to get around here in Malaysia and it kind of goes up all the way through Thailand into Laos, even up to China, right? So, very great guess that. Very happy with that. Next one here, new

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    small kind of coverage. This is just the USA, though. This is made to look like Europe, I know, but at the end of the day, this road is too American and it's more the vegetation here. I can just tell. This is sir Appalachian wintertime. Uh, Tennessee, um, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Kentucky. It's like one of those states I mentioned, I'm sure. And of them, I may even be tempted by like a southwestern pocket of like North Carolina, uh, northern Georgia here. I'm going to go for the northern Georgia shout, actually, cuz it looks like where me and Ryley went hiking. I was so confident. >> [laughter] >> I guess the road was a little wrong, but wow, the forest looks so American to me. No? Like anyone who's from America surely can validate that that looks like the Appalachians. Maybe some of these, uh, trees peaking through here not so much. Wow. Well, during the winter things can be difficult for sure, but that is a hard round. That really looks so American. Well, well, it had to happen, guys. We had to make that kind of fail eventually. Next one here. Um, huge blur. What's up with the huge blur? I mean, I was not thinking I mean, I was not thinking of any low-cam country, but what is that blur? That's a very strange one. Um, Asia vibes off the vegetation to me, but I guess I got to go to Africa now. It looks like kind of like a Ugandan blur. But no, I don't think so. Oh, all of a sudden you think you know so much about vegetation, but then you get around like this and you're like, "Uh, really?" Cuz it kind of looks a little Mexican, but I don't think this is Mexico. I was thinking Sri Lanka off the bat, or maybe Cambodia. I don't think either of those countries has this blur, though. That's the simple truth of it. Thailand, maybe. Some kind of feel southern, but not able to be told, I

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    would say. Uh, I'm going to trust the Asian vegetation here. I'm going to go Thailand, cuz I feel like that is the country where I'm getting this blur correct would actually be possible. Yeah, okay. Let's try. Okay, it was what? Kinmen County. It was Asian vegetation, and it was a low-cam country, cuz you do occasionally get this really wide blur in Taiwan. But that is so insane for Taiwan. I'm sure that if it was panned like this, then it the round is just impossible. It's only because you could see the blur that you could remember this one. That is so crazy. Great location. And we end up with a uh, 10,800 points score, still beating the average, but not by much. That was very difficult indeed. Okay, next one here, we've got an antenna. It's a short antenna. The round itself immediately reminded me with the extremely pale road and the cut-off antenna reminded me maybe of Montenegro, kind of coastal Montenegro down here towards Shkodër in Albania. We do kind of see that the west is pretty flat, so I do kind of like it for this area. Uh architecture fits. We've got a few palm trees, also fits. I think if I'm wrong, it's probably just Croatia. You know where I could see this being with the red soil is up towards Pula. So maybe that's actually a better guess, cuz Pula has a lot of red soil and I think the landscape is also pretty similar to when I was there. 2016 copyright though. I feel like that's got to be more common in Montenegro and I this was the place I immediately thought of anyway, so I'm just kind of leaning towards it for that reason. I feel like the angle of the road west-northwest is also really common here, so why not? I'm going to go for it. But guys, I think it's one of the two places I mentioned. Okay, perfect, yeah. Exactly.

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    The angle of the road was just a bit too good there as well, so 2.1 K's away. Glad I recognized it. Next one here, this is familiar. I feel like I've had this round before. Is it one of the mountain roads in Cambodia? I think the tree mix in the background looks really good. I think the house looks decent. The blur looks fine as well. Like I'm not super confident, in fact the blur looks a bit big, which is a bit weird. South is kind of south, so that works. Yeah, I feel like I just recognized it though. I feel like it's one of these like mountain roads up here or maybe in this pocket here as well. I'm thinking it might be one of the north border roads, like this one maybe. I'm kind of liking it. We could be even be right here, like genuinely, but I don't know. There's a bunch of these roads with similar angles. Well, okay. I'm going to try this one, but I'm pretty sure this is Cambodia. Oh yeah, that's the 5K. I knew I found a pretty good looking bend and I have had that round before, I think, but it would have been years ago. So, I'm still pretty happy with that. Okay, next one here. We're on 9,991, by the way, after two rounds. That is not bad. Okay. Uh we've got a coffee plantation. Guys, I'm a bit washed, but I think this is coffee. And the sun is not helpful. We've got a coconut palm. The whole round here, pretty generic. This tree, a bit Asian-looking. So, what do we want to do here? Maybe this could be like Lampung coffee. You do get some coffee plantation there. Um I could see Philippines working here. I could see a southern Brazil. Like, whenever you have coffee, you should always consider Minas Gerais. Um I don't think it's Kenya. I don't know. I think it's Asia. But is Lampung going to be correct? Probably not. Anyway, I'll try it. I'll try it. No, it is Brazil, but it's Rondônia. That is crazy. Well, I think this one, you could definitely get Brazil, but

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    good luck getting more than 2,000 points, cuz like coffee is mostly just grown down here in the southeast. What the heck? Okay. Well, 17,900 km away. Pretty pretty difficult to guess any further than that, even if you tried. So, that's impressive in at least in one way. Next one here, we got palms galore. Got a Asian-looking road here, I want to say. The road looks Bangladeshi, if you ask me. Vegetation also looks Asian. I feel like it's meant to look like Indonesia. But the question is, is it actually there? We've got a big ditch up to the side of the road here. That doesn't really feel as much Bangladesh. But it's just the way the sand is on the road looks so Bangladeshi. I don't know, guys. It's Asia. I I would like to say it's at least Asia. Maybe Peru or something. I don't know. I've been sitting here for a while, and I just Nothing's coming. Sun kind of looks like it's to the north, but it is a cloudy day, so not going to put too much stock in that, but maybe that would help convince me to go Indonesia. Maybe. No, I'm going to stick with my guns. I'm going to go Bangladesh even though the road kind of feels like that's the obvious option, but at the same time the landscape not so much. I'm going to try it. Man, I was going to go Java. We could have had such a good score on this seed. And the last one here, USA. Yellow center lines. Very interesting vibe here. Probably reminds me of like a Colorado, New Mexico. These pines actually might be European pines. I think that's why the bait is here. I think the road lines are meant to look white because of the sun, but I can tell that's an American car. I can tell that's an American house and I can tell that it's yellow lines, so have to be here. New Mexico, Colorado, Utah. That's my three state shouts here. Let's go Colorado. Think it's the most likely here. Lake City, Colorado. Okay, it was

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    New Mexico again. Apparently, the beloved state of this map. Let's try it one more time here. 17,000 the score to beat or 20,000 if we want to get onto the leaderboards. 21,000. This is immediately just Turkey with the gray car and the poplar tree rows here. And I think this is towards Igdir. Can we see any mountain? We're looking north and it's flat, so that would make sense if we're looking onto Armenia. And I just feel like this is extremely typical of the Armenia border kind of population, so yeah, had to be there. Very good guess. We started out a bunch of seeds with incredible scores. This is interesting. So, immediately it was Ukraine, but the longer I look the more I'm like, is this meant to actually be Canada? Because it looks like a dirt road. Very straight dirt road in a way that looks very Canadian. So, let's think about it. If we were Ukraine, we would be driving this way, which means we would see the back of the car here. So, yeah, I think this actually is North America surprisingly enough. But where? And maybe like a New Brunswick shout here could work in my opinion. Maybe a Ontario. Very red soil. Probably more New Brunswick therefore, like kind of looks like Prince Edward Island. I I could it ever be Alaska? I think the vegetation on the ground kind of makes sense, but the trees themselves probably look a bit too healthy. And of course, it could be the United States elsewhere as well, but I don't know. I'm leaning towards the Canada shout here. I don't feel good about this guess, but I do think it's North America. I do think even though I initially vibed Europe, it shouldn't be there. Oh wow, what a good guess. That is very, very nice. Yeah. Well, the pinkish soil in Canada definitely tends to line up a bit more towards this area. And then, generation three dirt roads are pretty uncommon in the northeast of the US, so wow, that

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    was great. We are off to a flyer here. Next one. Wow, I mean not much going on here. We've got a small like canal. We've got grass in the middle of the road, very dark soil. Um 2021 coverage, a wheat field here. Okay, that's important. So, wheat field, lots of wheat in Australia, Argentina, Canada, Russia, US. But, with 2021 coverage, I guess you got to start to think about Russia here. My initial vibe was actually Argentina though, so I don't know what to make of that. Like the sun seems to be more to the south here. I think that actually is accurate. So yeah, we're probably just between the US, Canada, and Russia here, I would say. It's very dark soil. Like this kind of dark soil is super common in Russia. And it is 2021 copyright, like I said in the Russia round before, it's really common there. But, but, but, feel like this random tree here and whatever this thing is here both feel North American. It's about this canal though. Would they use that in the United States? May even just be Europe for that reason. I don't know. I don't know. There's too many possibilities here. I'm going to say it is Europe, actually, because of the way there's no fence here and it kind of just becomes wheat. You know, it kind of just becomes wheat. It's kind of strange. I could see like Belgium or Poland or something random, but I will go for Russia and I will go in Penza. Why not? Hoho, Texas, man. I could have gotten it, but I was going to go for like North Dakota anyway, so yeah, that I not going to go. I think I was going to go Montana. That would not have gone well for us. Well, it's still going to be an extra points, but still. Again, the second last one here. This to me looks like the south pocket of Ecuador or the north pocket of Peru. Dirt road generation three coverage, kind of wide trees, kind of African looking trees. Uh hilly landscape. This Yeah,

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    especially looks like Tumbes to me, so I think I'll just go for it. Um yeah. Okay, it was actually on the Ecuador inside, but it definitely looked like this area, so still pretty happy with that score. And the last one here, we can beat our initial score if we more or less 5K this one. Though that feels very difficult because what am I looking at? Um very American looking road, but I'm I'm assuming that's the bait here because I think these trees look more European. Oh, we have some wind turbines as well in the background. So yeah, pretty bullish on Europe here. 2019 copyright. And we have a bit of fireweed as well. That's something I hadn't noticed until just now, but this is fireweed, which is very suspicious. I mean, actually highly suspicious. I mean, maybe it's Canada, but to me I guess that kind of puts us in Norway or Sweden. 2019 copyright. Feel like that's much more common in Norway, but it looks more like Sweden. So now I'm just confused. Fireweed like this, I guess I guess we're on the border somewhere or this is something crazy. I don't know. I'll go for Norway though. It was Bornholm. That is so insane. That was fireweed. No, I mean, still a good score, but was that not fireweed? That's crazy. 17,400. Another good score. Could have optimized it a little bit with the Ecuador, and that is not our best score. We narrowly miss out on our best score, but still a fun session of recording. Honestly, kind of popped off on some of these guesses. I've still kind of got it, but at the same time, some pretty bad ones, too. Anyway, let me know what you thought of the video. Hope you all enjoyed it. If there's any other really hard maps that you want to see me attempt, let me know about those as well. I'll definitely give them a go. And yeah, I'll see you guys in a video very soon. Till next time, and goodbye.

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