Profile used for matching
Edit these in setup/profiles.php and re-import from the Data page.
- Script
- Latin
- Language
- Portuguese
- Road edge lines
- White, solid
- Centre lines
- White, dashed, White, solid
- Bollards
- White, black top
- Bollard reflector
- Orange, White / grey
- Telephone poles
- Concrete
- Camera
- Gen 3, Gen 4
- Licence plates
- White, Blue side strip
- Warning signs
- White triangle
- Landscape
- Temperate, Hilly
- Vegetation
- Pine
- Road surface
- Cobbles / bricks
- Road numbers
- ER
Country-wide 8
Autonomous region of Portugal → Portuguese infrastructure (poles, chevrons, bollards)
Portugal: Volcanic rock walls + hydrangeas + rolling pasture → Azores.
Madeira: See landscape/flora hints below.
Mostly open agricultural fields in a rolling landscape, taller round hills in the background
Madeira: Rolling pasture → Azores; steep terraces → Madeira.
Ireland: Volcanic black rock + Portuguese signs → Azores.
Dry rock walls of volcanic rocks very common
Madeira barely has them; mainland Portugal's dry walls aren't volcanic black.
Portugal: Black volcanic stone → Azores.
Madeira: Walls everywhere → Azores.
Hydrangeas commonly line roads; Japanese cedars (cryptomeria) very common - not native anywhere in mainland Europe
Madeira: Hydrangea hedges + cedar plantations → Azores.
Houses 1-2 storeys, orange tiled roofs, white/pastel walls, often dark-green shutters; grey highlights almost exclusive to the Azores (mainland: yellow/blue)
Portugal: GREY highlights → Azores.
Street signs almost exclusively painted ceramic tiles: blue letters + decorative pattern around the edge
Ceramic azulejo-style street signs as the DEFAULT is an Azores tell (mainland has them only in old towns).
Signposts often striped (also on Madeira)
Black-and-white cows very common
Madeira: Black-white → Azores; brown-white → Madeira.
Regional 2
Only São Miguel, Terceira and Faial have car coverage; Gen4 only on São Miguel; shitcam on São Miguel (car w/ centre indentation) + Faial (smooth car, sometimes antenna)
Lakes → only São Miguel (in all of Azores + Madeira); rock walls w/ white concrete top → Terceira; whitewashed walls w/ uneven dark basalt stones → Faial
Specific spots 1
Faial: trekker walking along a crater edge