The Polish one was hard - that style of buildings means german settlers - that's either near the czech/german border, OR north-eastern Poland - pre-war East Prussia!
11:48 whenever you see those trees around the house (western red cedar), you can pretty much guess somewhere in the Pacific Northwest and you’ll be right. Just got to decide if it’s Canada or America.
The one that you thought was in Oregon (Or-uh-gun) was actually in Washington State, as you can see the river there (the Colombia River, which separates Oregon and Washington State) is south of the location!
In the final round, when you tried to figure out which side of the road cars are allowed to drive, while facing north there was a small depression ahead which could conceal traffic. The cars on the right (eastern) side of the road were not allowed to overtake, and I think that heading towards that depression would be a good reason for it. This could be a hint that the cars in the country drive on the right hand side of the road.
I'm from Georgia in the United States, and the entire time you were guessing the one with the Ford pickup truck that reminded you of To Kill a Mockingbird, I was entirely convinced that it was somewhere near where I live, and that you were right about Alabama. It's crazy that I've lived in an area like that most of my life and had no idea they existed outside of the south
15:34 you can see straight ahead that the road goes down in elevation. That is why you are not allowed to overtake someone. The straight line is on the right, therefore, cars drive on the right.
Artyom is a Russian name and Ernst indeed a German name, wich makes sense, since Uzbekistan was in the Soviet Union and has many Russian speakers and there have been deportations of Russian-German citizens to Uzbekistan and Tashkent specifically.
That mosque is the Registan in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Not often I immediately know a place on these videos, but I happen to have been there. And you can tell by the ethnicities of the people, which are probably Uzbek and Russian.
Artyom is a Russian name, and Ernst is German. Likely a tourist or photographer from Europe, or a Russian- or German-Uzbek citizen (there's about 10% ethnic Russian population in Uzbekistan, and around 1% ethnic German (thank Stalin for that))
Tom, I'm not sure if you'll read this but at 14:50 you could have figured out the direction the car was going in by the shadow of the side-view mirror on the road. Not that it mattered, would have never guessed Canada!
You can read the road markings on the last one, if you are driving on the right, there is no passing because of a crest a couple hundred metres ahead, while the other way has a flat road.
Just a heads up, there's also some farmland in the Southeast corner of Ontario, between Toronto and Detroit as well as some in Québec, though it usually isn't as flat as in Ontario or in the western provinces.
As soon as I saw that Middle Asian temple I thought Samarqand. Anyway you don't need to think about which side of the road people drive on when you see a steppe environment considering that no country that drives on the left has steppe
They both don't have a proper steppe, they both have like warm/hot dry landscapes. Proper steppe (which is located in cool/cold places) doesn't exist in any country which drives on the right, apart from India. BUT considering that the only steppe in India is in Kashmir and Kashmir is not covered by Google Maps I don't think you would have to worry about this.
To answer your question - much of the south of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada are called 'the prairies' - its just completely flat. i actually thought most of the US ones this round were there, lol
Heyyyyy geoguessrwizard love your vids, but I would recommend you trying out a different world map, its called "a diverse world", just google "geoguessr diverse world" or something and you'll find it. it has like 15 000 locations so you'll never get repeats. its pretty much as difficult as the normal world map but the locations you get are a lot more interesting and also you get a lot more smaller countries etc that arent on the world map. also theres no blurry pictures and very little buttfuck nowhere in russia or brazil compared to normal world try it! and also i sorry, but us swedes will beat u tomorrow lad its not coming home
Man, never use that sun thing, you'd have to know the season, and for west/east guessing its even worse, just quite tell the time of the day. You got lucky in that Texas one, but you could guess it judging by the vegetation, US or Mexico. BUT DONT LOOK AT THE SUN
He used the sun to rule out Argentina, not mexico. The sun could never be in the south if they are in the southern hemisphere therefore he decided he was in Mexico or USA and from there he guessed USA
Actually the guess where it was near Portland Oregon, you were across the state line into Washington. The Columbia River is the border between the two states.
Belgium just about got through the quarters. Luckily. Hopefully they won't make too much mistakes against Brazil. England wasn't performing too well against Colombia to be very honest. Will they come alive against Sweden who are having quite a run in the World Cup?
Sweden had a bad game against Switzerland, so they need to play like they did in the groups if they want to beat England, who have like you said haven't been at their best (looking at their squad) so far
Man if you guys don't win this one I don't know when's gonna be the next chance, maybe in another 50 years? I'd rather see England than Sweden or Croatia in the finals, for sure.
"Apologies to Portland, Oregon".. but you're not actually in Portland, Oregon.. it was Vancouver, Washington, they're close but across the Columbia River (and state line) from each other. Double fail :P
Poor people in Washington state now need a third apology from you for being misidentified as being in Oregon. ;-) (Edit: yes, go to Portland, that city resonates well with my Dutch background.)
There's always a latitude between 23.5° N and 23.5° S (depending on the day of the year) at which the midday sun is directly overhead. If you move north from that latitude, the sun will be to the south, and if you go south, the sun will be to the north. The trick is knowing when not to use the sun rule, which is why people think it's unreliable. Exceptions include -Tropical latitudes, because you could be between the equator and the latitude at which the sun is directly overhead -High latitudes in the summer, because the sun could be in any direction -Eastward/Westward sun, because for pretty much anywhere on Earth, the point on the horizon where the sun rises and sets shifts north and south depending on season
I pronounced some kind of bullshit before two last parried penalties by Pickford :D I called all the Gods, King Arthur and knights of Camelot to help Jordan to defend from goal and he did it. What was it? :D And I'm sure Sweden will not be serious barrier for England.
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“i think it’s france because the foliage looks quite british”
I think he said that because the north of France looks British maybe?
So close together. What's your point?
A trick : watch movies at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.
@Dominik Devin definitely, I've been watching on flixzone} for since december myself :D
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STFU
I kept thinking "Montana... Montana..." at 4:08... Turns out I have almost definitely driven that road before!!
Love this stuff
Fiire FIIRE WHAT NO WAY
Lmao
Sarah Jackson lol
Why are you here Fiire!!!! HOW!!!!!
Artyom is a russian name. I think photographer is russian with german or jewish origin. and that was my born country :DD
yea i knew artyom was a russian name because of the video game metro: last light
sometimes it writes "Artem" because letters E and Ё looks familiar but meaning is different (E-YE, Ё-YO) :D
I could imagine his ancestors being Russians with German origin that got deported to Tashkent during the Soviet Union.
'O to you too GeoguessrWizard!
O everyone, welcome back! :D
Hey said “Hello” but the “Hell” part of HELLo got taken out accidentally so it was left with just “O”
Whoosh
No way
yeah lmao espalemit r/woooosh
The Polish one was hard - that style of buildings means german settlers - that's either near the czech/german border, OR north-eastern Poland - pre-war East Prussia!
And for that, you have the Teutonic Knights to thank!
Nice analysis. I was thinking West Flanders but wasn't completely sure about the buildings.
Was thinking the same, would have went for the rural area around Gdansk.
... or Germany;)
11:48 whenever you see those trees around the house (western red cedar), you can pretty much guess somewhere in the Pacific Northwest and you’ll be right. Just got to decide if it’s Canada or America.
I knew the Uzbekistan one right away. Its a famous place.
It's more famous now that it's been featured in a GeoguessrWizard video.
Самарканд) я с Таша правда)
I knew I had seen it before, but I couldn't remember where it was
It's beautiful
Yeah, I've been there - which is unusual as I'm from Australia.
10:28 "im thinking France because the foliage looks quite British"... Nice
Tequila Mockingbird
I googled that too lmao. But it’s to kill a mockingbird
Love the videos mate, they’re always so good to watch, keep it up
The one that you thought was in Oregon (Or-uh-gun) was actually in Washington State, as you can see the river there (the Colombia River, which separates Oregon and Washington State) is south of the location!
you're the best youtuber ever. its coming home
You're right on both counts Eber.
Thank you for the massive amount of content wizzardboy :)
In the final round, when you tried to figure out which side of the road cars are allowed to drive, while facing north there was a small depression ahead which could conceal traffic. The cars on the right (eastern) side of the road were not allowed to overtake, and I think that heading towards that depression would be a good reason for it. This could be a hint that the cars in the country drive on the right hand side of the road.
I'm from Georgia in the United States, and the entire time you were guessing the one with the Ford pickup truck that reminded you of To Kill a Mockingbird, I was entirely convinced that it was somewhere near where I live, and that you were right about Alabama. It's crazy that I've lived in an area like that most of my life and had no idea they existed outside of the south
15:34 you can see straight ahead that the road goes down in elevation. That is why you are not allowed to overtake someone. The straight line is on the right, therefore, cars drive on the right.
Artyom is a Russian name and Ernst indeed a German name, wich makes sense, since Uzbekistan was in the Soviet Union and has many Russian speakers and there have been deportations of Russian-German citizens to Uzbekistan and Tashkent specifically.
If you aren’t uzbek,Big respect for you knowing this about a small and nobody interested country,for us being a famous country is a gift
This is exactly how I play Geoguessr. My games last 3 minutes tops.
Much love from Italy
Love the channel, great videos recently
Also
ITS COMING HOME LADS
Micalius no it’s not ha
this is a great challenge, love it!
That mosque is the Registan in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Not often I immediately know a place on these videos, but I happen to have been there. And you can tell by the ethnicities of the people, which are probably Uzbek and Russian.
Love your videos man
12:20 is in Washington!! But yeah, Ridgefield is a bit rough. As is much of interior southwestern Washington.
I think I knew an Irishman called O’Raegan once.
9:00 yess I recognized Samarkand :)
I've seen the Uzbek one before - it's often used as an example of a madrasa in history books in Poland!
Tomasz Cheda that's quite funny considering its only used for tourism nowadays.
Do an Australian challange
Brodie yess pleeaase
Artyom is a Russian name, and Ernst is German. Likely a tourist or photographer from Europe, or a Russian- or German-Uzbek citizen (there's about 10% ethnic Russian population in Uzbekistan, and around 1% ethnic German (thank Stalin for that))
I was thinking the second option as well.
Tom, I'm not sure if you'll read this but at 14:50 you could have figured out the direction the car was going in by the shadow of the side-view mirror on the road.
Not that it mattered, would have never guessed Canada!
I'm Polish, and I immediately knew it was Poland :D
Ewa fakka niffo
@Gerry Freeman probably because the amount of polskis in england lol
I’m not Polish, and I immediately knew it was Poland :D
You can read the road markings on the last one, if you are driving on the right, there is no passing because of a crest a couple hundred metres ahead, while the other way has a flat road.
Love it, more of theseeeee please
Just a heads up, there's also some farmland in the Southeast corner of Ontario, between Toronto and Detroit as well as some in Québec, though it usually isn't as flat as in Ontario or in the western provinces.
Ontario is also very green, unlike Saskatchewan.
6:44 Aww he loves my country so much that he didn't want to guess Poland 😅
Are you czech?
The buddhist temple at the beginning is called a Pagoda
As soon as I saw that Middle Asian temple I thought Samarqand. Anyway you don't need to think about which side of the road people drive on when you see a steppe environment considering that no country that drives on the left has steppe
Australia
South Africa, too.
They both don't have a proper steppe, they both have like warm/hot dry landscapes. Proper steppe (which is located in cool/cold places) doesn't exist in any country which drives on the right, apart from India. BUT considering that the only steppe in India is in Kashmir and Kashmir is not covered by Google Maps I don't think you would have to worry about this.
To answer your question - much of the south of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada are called 'the prairies' - its just completely flat. i actually thought most of the US ones this round were there, lol
Heyyyyy geoguessrwizard love your vids, but I would recommend you trying out a different world map, its called "a diverse world", just google "geoguessr diverse world" or something and you'll find it. it has like 15 000 locations so you'll never get repeats. its pretty much as difficult as the normal world map but the locations you get are a lot more interesting and also you get a lot more smaller countries etc that arent on the world map. also theres no blurry pictures and very little buttfuck nowhere in russia or brazil compared to normal world
try it! and also i sorry, but us swedes will beat u tomorrow lad its not coming home
Eastern Europe always fucks me up... lol
Or when I marked Italy, but it was San Marino... lol
Man, never use that sun thing, you'd have to know the season, and for west/east guessing its even worse, just quite tell the time of the day. You got lucky in that Texas one, but you could guess it judging by the vegetation, US or Mexico. BUT DONT LOOK AT THE SUN
He used the sun to rule out Argentina, not mexico. The sun could never be in the south if they are in the southern hemisphere therefore he decided he was in Mexico or USA and from there he guessed USA
Actually the guess where it was near Portland Oregon, you were across the state line into Washington. The Columbia River is the border between the two states.
I still don't understand how you don't have a million subscribers.
almost there!
uzbekistan is a great place to make maps. its got a lot of very very old architecture and cities
Can you play the Game, where you have to name every Country in the World? :)
Being from Sask. Really could have been many places but I just knew it. I'm 120kms away from that location
3:15! you literally guessed on my city. Udaipur
it's him saying "O-ray-gun" for me
to kill a mockingbird was in Monroeville, btw, keep going south. But the trees in that round are the clue that its PNW
You should do one of of those maps called impossible and see how you do!
You should do a live stream of this
I lost it when he tried to pronounce “Oregon”
6:52 Hang on, I think I recognize the pink icon on your taskbar. Is that Rewrite by any chance?
Do a 1 point challenge where you get 1 point each round.
Belgium just about got through the quarters. Luckily. Hopefully they won't make too much mistakes against Brazil.
England wasn't performing too well against Colombia to be very honest. Will they come alive against Sweden who are having quite a run in the World Cup?
Yeah brazil's gonna be hella hard to beat... :(
Stijn De Jonghe if Belgium beats Brazil, I will be happily surprised.
Stijn De Jonghe Sweden did worse than Switzerland so I think England will do it.
I believe Belgium can beat Brazil, I believe.
Sweden had a bad game against Switzerland, so they need to play like they did in the groups if they want to beat England, who have like you said haven't been at their best (looking at their squad) so far
Will you do a perfect score France if France wins the WC ?
I should have gotten Texas one , I did say new Mexico, but I'm only an hour and a half from there in midland texas, I knew it was around here
I'm from Uzbekistan and I already knew, that the thumbnail was Samarkand/Bukhara 😄😃
Uzbek names shouldn't be too different from Turkish names, since both countries are Turkic.
Many Uzbeks are native Russian speakers due to the Soviet Union tho.
jazzman they might speak Russian a lot in Uzbekistan, but that doesn't make their names different.
Im from Poland, and I am agree with you
Every time that you were in America or Canada it said "2018 google" in the bottom right rather than a name. A clue perhaps?
12:31
I don't wanna rag on u, but I'm pretty sure that spot is on Washington state, not even Oregon.
I spawned infront of a city map
you should do this with us states as well
''Tequilla mockingbird''.... Am I the only one? :D
on your 1st guess you marked the city where I live...what are the chances :-)
Yeah! Saskatchewan made it in a video!!
Youppi ikr it’s awesome
I knew Montana and Samarkand right away
Man if you guys don't win this one I don't know when's gonna be the next chance, maybe in another 50 years? I'd rather see England than Sweden or Croatia in the finals, for sure.
I only ever played geoguessr once but have a perfect game :)
now i retire as an unbeaten champion, all hail me.
play maps with snow please!
Artem because Uzbekistan is a post-Soviet country - lots of Russian speaking tourists/citizens
"Apologies to Portland, Oregon".. but you're not actually in Portland, Oregon.. it was Vancouver, Washington, they're close but across the Columbia River (and state line) from each other. Double fail :P
Is it really a 10 country challenge if its America 6 times? ;)
16:30 I can say I lived pretty close to where that is to this day.... to be more specific Rosetown just south of the location
I've got Uzbekistan right. Samarkand is in my bucket list.
I guessed Uzbekistan immediately.
That dessert one in the USA, i thought it was in Jordan 😂
'Very boo radley'
Lmao there was mountains in the pic and he put it in kansas
If you wanted to know how us americans pronounce oregon, we pronounce it the same way as organ.
Wisconsinite here....I say or-o-gon (like Pentagon)
Poor people in Washington state now need a third apology from you for being misidentified as being in Oregon. ;-) (Edit: yes, go to Portland, that city resonates well with my Dutch background.)
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Football's coming home! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Charlie lol
Charlie no it didnt
Artyom is a common Russian name..
oh everyone
Just tried this and got to 6. Boy that was hard
Is it just me or does the sun rule make zero sense? Admitted, I have very little knowledge of that stuff.
Tristan Deniet I’m right there with you mate
There's always a latitude between 23.5° N and 23.5° S (depending on the day of the year) at which the midday sun is directly overhead. If you move north from that latitude, the sun will be to the south, and if you go south, the sun will be to the north.
The trick is knowing when not to use the sun rule, which is why people think it's unreliable. Exceptions include
-Tropical latitudes, because you could be between the equator and the latitude at which the sun is directly overhead
-High latitudes in the summer, because the sun could be in any direction
-Eastward/Westward sun, because for pretty much anywhere on Earth, the point on the horizon where the sun rises and sets shifts north and south depending on season
It's not meant to. It tells you the hemisphere you're in. He used it to rule out Argentina.
I pronounced some kind of bullshit before two last parried penalties by Pickford :D I called all the Gods, King Arthur and knights of Camelot to help Jordan to defend from goal and he did it. What was it? :D And I'm sure Sweden will not be serious barrier for England.
OH everyone
Is no one going to talk about a bumpercrup of points
Artyom is a Russian name!
Try world map 5000 points
No way he can do this
Isn't the small hat a jewish thing? That's what I thought anyway...
O dude wassup
ITS COMING HOME!!!!
No Portland isn’t that great of a place as u think but ok
Football’s
⚪️ entertaining
⚪️ boring
🔘COMING HOME ITS COMING HOME ITS COMING HOME, ITS COMIN’...FOOTBALLS COMIN’ HOME
Jack Parry no it didn’t
GO SWEDEN
Sorry mate but footballs coming home to France 🇫🇷