Profile used for matching
Edit these in setup/profiles.php and re-import from the Data page.
- Script
- Latin
- Language
- Latvian, Russian
- Road edge lines
- White, solid
- Centre lines
- White, dashed
- Bollards
- White, black top
- Bollard reflector
- White / grey, Orange
- Telephone poles
- Concrete, Wood
- Street View car
- Red, Black
- Camera
- Gen 3, Gen 4
- Licence plates
- White, Blue side strip
- Warning signs
- White triangle
- Landscape
- Flat, Boreal
- Vegetation
- Birch, Pine
- Road surface
- Unsealed, Good
- Road numbers
- A, P, V
Country-wide 10
Plates long white + EU strip
Bollards thin, slightly curved: rectangular front reflector + two circular back reflectors (white or orange), angled black strip, often numbered
Lithuania: Two round back dots → Latvia.
Estonia: Curved + numbered → Latvia.
Poletops w/ alternating hook insulators (left-right-left) - rare in the other Baltics
Croatia: Latvian macrons (ā ē ī) vs Croatian č/ć.
Bulgaria: Cyrillic → Bulgaria.
Chevrons white w/ red arrows (EE/RU/UA inverted); Baltic blue km markers - Latvia's parallel to the road, number on one side (LT: 45°, EE: perpendicular); warning-sign border thick red + thin white outline; A-type guardrails w/ white or red reflectors (EE: none, LT: orange)
Pedestrian signs 5 stripes (Baltic-unique; EE/LT = 3) + pedestrian w/ noticeably long legs; bus-stop sign w/ 5-window bus (EE/LT: 4)
Within the Baltics both metas are Latvia-only; the long-leg pedestrian is Europe-wide distinctive.
Latvian: macron vowels Ā Ē Ī (Ū) + hooked consonants Ģ Ķ Ļ Ņ; street = iela (unique; ultra-rare 'gatve/gat.' in Riga)
House numbers = tall rectangles in several colours (not common EE/LT)
Wood + white brick combos, steep corrugated metal roofs; pastel stone in newer areas
Directional signs blue/white w/ more stylised arrowheads than EE/LT
Gen4 red or black car (also LT; Estonia has neither)
Regional 1
South of Jelgava: wide open, much less forest + more fields than the rest of Latvia
City 1
Downtown = majestic Art-Nouveau architecture (Vienna-like) - unique in the whole Baltics