My Viewers Made BIZARRE GeoGuessr Maps... (Play Along) 

C'mon, everybody knows the Ecuadorian blue deer meta!

8:40 "maybe porto" as he pans over a sign that says "PORTO" in all caps, very lucky he didn't read it

the look of complete befuddlement upon spawning in r4 is the goal of cursed photospheres (i'm amazed that one hasn't been taken down by google, honestly). thanks for playing it! :)

The Mali round was an official photosphere!

The sign for the Millinocket airport was adorable by the way. "Visitors welcome. Please come in and visit. If you don't have time to stop, smile as you go by."

I think that Mali location was an actual official trekker, it said google in the corner and it matches with a trekker location.

As an Italian, we are kings in doing things half-assed

10:28 even that suv between the lambo and maserati is a 500k-ish $ rolls royce lol... they really rolling in that oil money out there huh

Sir I understand that you made a disclaimer about not being much into cars, but it still shocked me when you didn't name the Lambos, Ferraris, Porsche and GTR. 😅

As the Airport mapmaker, and a resident of the greater Seattle area - I was hoping you'd get Paine Field if you landed in the area. Glad you enjoyed the map.

pretty sure I only knew that was Timbuktu because of a Carmen San Diego game I played 25 years ago

Wow, how crazy. I have a Japanese history course, and I had to do a mapping project for 3 assigned cities, and see how landmarks of cities were affected by World War II. One of the cities I was assigned was Shizuoka, and I actually used Sunpu Castle as my landmark.

10:04 Yo that is really nice to hear.Personally I would recommend to visit Odesa as well, cuz here we have Italian-style architecture in the centre of the city as well as the largest catacomb system in the world and, of course, beach resorts by the Black Sea.

2:26 ¿Qué es toda esta agua? 5:52 The pain I felt for 4999'ing SeaTac of all places... 💀 8:24 This is actually what Twitch sends you when you reach 1 billion followers. 18:35 You don't remember this room in Omega Mart??

The "something completely different" segment should show a shop where you can buy a dead parrot.

If only the character of the drivers were as beautiful as the car.

There were definitely some very unique locations in this one, which I like

For the first round in Barcelona, there was catalan text so couldn't be Madrid

I'll edit this as I go through the video 1. When you zoomed into what looks like the entry desk or somehing, the "ció" ending indicated Catalan language to me. I understand that you won't know everything, but you had the hindsight of noticing Basque in another map while editing, so yeah 2. I understand it's blurry, but on the sign, I could make out "Tombouctou" - French for Timbuktu 3. I KNEW it was subcontinent, I just couldn't pinpoint it

10:30 average street in Qatar be like

Some cool maps here. Really enjoyed the first and last one. Funny that the supercar in Qatar was parked illegally!

Original North American area codes and 902 I knew that the 902 area code was PEI or Nova Scotia because I fell into a Wikipedia hole about the North American Numbering Plan for area codes started back in 1947. You may already know that area codes with 0 in the middle were single-state area codes (e.g., DC is 202), while those with a 1 in the middle were states with multiple codes. Hence, Chicago was 312 and Illinois also had 815, 217, and 618. Because for rotary phones, having the smaller digits were optimal, those tended to be given to places with a lot of phones...hence, NYC 212, Los Angeles 213, New Jersey 201. There are exceptions as the single-state ones were assigned more regionally than by population or number of phones. Also, the decision on what states received multiple area codes included Iowa, which made little sense. Because there were only so many single-state area codes, the initial mapping only went up to where the first and last digit added up to 11 (e.g., 902, 803, 704, 605). 902 was an exception to this as it was assigned to both PEI and Nova Scotia, despite getting a single-state style area code. It was also assigned to New Brunswick and, after it joined Canada two years later in 1947, Newfoundland. In 1955, New Brunswick and Newfoundland were broken off and given the next available single-state area code, 506. So, if you're the kind of nerd who would invest a half-hour reading about the rollout of the North American Numbering Plan, you would have known 902 was Nova Scotia or PEI.

4:19 hmm are you sure about that 😅

7:55 don't worry that happens to all of us

Those are sea lions not seals

Millinocket is right by Katahdin!