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- Script
- Latin
- Language
- English, French
- Road edge lines
- Yellow, solid
- Camera
- Gen 2
- Licence plates
- White front, yellow rear, White
- Warning signs
- White triangle
- Landscape
- Temperate, Hilly
- Vegetation
- Palms
Country-wide 10
Self-governing Channel Island off NW France; British Crown Dependency - counts as UK in streaks
All coverage = Gen2; English-style winding hedgerow/tree-tunnel lanes but usually sunny weather
Sunny Gen2 'England' with tree tunnels = Jersey lean; mainland UK Gen2 is rarer and usually gloomier.
Isle Of Man: Sunny + French names → Jersey; gloomy/hilly + red-strip plates → Isle of Man.
Plates UK-model (white front / yellow rear) + the island's red coat of arms left + 'J' prefix; no blue strip (Jersey was never in the EU)
The red arms + J-prefix are Jersey-only; blurred, it still reads as a UK plate.
United Kingdom: Red coat of arms + J → Jersey.
Road infrastructure like the UK: drives left, UK-style directional signs, chevrons, warning signs
United Kingdom: French names + yellow give-way lines + sunny Gen2 → Jersey.
Isle Of Man: French locality names → Jersey; Manx names (Balla-) → IoM.
Vast majority of street/locality names contain French words (traditional language Jèrriais on some signs)
French names + left-hand traffic + UK signage = Channel Islands; the J-plates then confirm Jersey.
Architecture like northern France: pastel walls + dark slate roofs; British terraced houses also common; many walls/houses of local red granite
Yellow telephone booths (mainland UK = red)
Cornish palms (thin trunks, arching leaves) common as decoration
United Kingdom: Plates + yellow lines decide.
Yellow give-way lines at intersections (UK uses double dotted white)
Within the UK-signage world the yellow give-way line is the fastest Jersey tell.
United Kingdom: Yellow → Jersey; white dots → UK mainland.
Extensive cycling network: 'Green Lane' signs + blue route markers w/ an island map in the centre; some signs asymmetrically attached to posts (more than mainland)
Regional 2
Most street signs carry the coat of arms of their parish - enlargeable overview graphic
St Helier area = urbanised (taller buildings, narrow lively streets); Les Mielles reserve = vast treeless western coast w/ gentle westward slope + partially overcast coverage; SW of the island: greenish-purple glitch imagery (darker screen; not Jersey-exclusive)
Specific spots 1
Spotlights: airport boundary fence; La Collette power-station chimney visible along the south coast (pinpoint anchor); Victoria Ave west of St Helier = the only divided road, w/ a maroon median