American Tries CANADA GeoGuessr Streaks...

[@ChiSoxRox2005]

As an Alaskan, that Yukon round was instant recognition! The tall spindly black trees are white or black spruce, a sign of boggy soil. They also burn *very* easily.

[@andyjay729]

In Geography Now's special on the Canadian provinces, someone wrote something like "Maritime Provinces=New England, Quebec=Louisiana (or maybe the former Acadia regions of Maine where the Cajuns orginated), Ontario=New York or maybe Illinois (Toronto is a lot more similar to Chicago geographically), Manitoba=Minnesota, Saskatchewan=North Dakota, Alberta=Montana or maybe Texas (historic dependence on cattle ranching and oil, perhaps the most conservative province), British Columba=Washington State or maybe California (kind of a hippie vibe, actually has some surfing beaches on Vancouver Island's west coast), Yukon=Alaska. Not sure what the best US equivalents for the Northwest Territories and Nunavut are. Maybe Alaska's North Slope?

[@autumnarisal]

I found out about these types of trees through Geoguessr and instantly fell in love with them. They're what led me to begin planning a move to the Yukon territory.

[@SuperJexile]

A good tip for PEI (aside from the red soil) are that the vast majority of poles have a small thin rectugal white sticker on them. You can see them well in the first two PEI rounds you got. Great job, as usual! Your videos are always great. And another Canada episode would be awesome! Sincerely, an Islander

[@liamfogarty6672]

from a fellow islander, the sheer amount of potatoes and the blue and white road signs are also dead givaways also at 7:12 i just knew it was that road up to brackley lol i was yelling at my screen

[@dannyu3526]

I live in Washington and the two BC rounds I immediately screamed out Washington which made me confident both were BC once I remembered you were playing Canada only 😂. I love Canada. Such a beautiful country. This video makes me really want to see eastern Canada like PEI and Nova Scotia. Looks gorgeous over there.

[@mjames8188]

I live in WA as well, been to Vancouver BC once but it's pretty incredible how similar our geography is with BC. Gotta explore it more

[@BasePuma4007]

BC, Alberta, and Washington are some of the nicest places on the planet.

[@blakelowe1300]

I love that on that first Nova Scotia round, I knew it not because of Halifax, which I didn't see until it was pointed out, but because of New Minas, which is a town I only know about because they have one of the worst flags I've ever seen!

[@akseli7029]

5:19 here you can see the sask poles. The poles have one insulator one each side and the middle insulator alternates from one side to the other from pole to pole.

[@Eurobeat_fan]

3:23 in new york there's a lot of yiddish signs in certain areas because there's very large hasidic jewish communities in certain parts of the state and if you see yiddish (looks like hebrew) signs everywhere in a suburban or foresty area you're probably in the western Hudson valley across the hudson river in downstate new york (if everything looks American at least which is obvious)

[@tonypapas9854]

Really hard games. Props to you grinding through these and improving.

[@MrDilldock]

In Quebec, if you are looking at poles, the top insulator is usually mounted sideways. Other provinces don't do that.

[@loulfw2513]

I've lived in Canada 6 decades and I would not have done nearly as well as this American. well done sir

[@RileyM2000]

11:45 There’s my city, Kamloops!

[@andyjay729]

Happy New Year! Do you think you'll try your luck in Australia at some point? It's kinda similar to Canada in that it consists of a relatively small number of large states (yes, they call them states, not provinces); obviously the climate is not so similar. EDIT: Guess you already did Australia.

[@ChicagoGeographer]

Yeah did a bit of Australia guessing with Zigzag, I'll def try it again sometime though!

[@leafs130071996]

Trevor and Michael lanes, the GTA V intersection

[@noambarsh]

Pretty sure double yellow is quite common in Nova Scotia, worth to keep in mind, great vid

[@oliverdahlberg838]

Double yellow what?

[@noambarsh]

​@@oliverdahlberg838 middle lines (not dashed), like those that you can find all over US

[@benjaminlewis5057]

​@@noambarshMeh, those are common in several provinces, such as NB and IPE.

[@LMW87MMA]

Front plates: BC, ON, MB. NB had then until 2009. First round couldn’t be sask due to front plate

[@benjaminlewis5057]

I live in New Brunswick and in 2009 we had front plates. It was in 2019 that they were no longer required.

[@rumilb]

Simply become a Canadian pole expert

[@Canadagraphs]

My best is only 8, and that came in a run that had 6 easy to recognize rounds. So a 4 streak, pretty decent. Newfie is the hardest one for me, because it looks like left over parts of 7 other Provinces were just merged together into 1 place.

[@LoganBelanger-rw8pj]

The roundabout in Saguenay I lived nearby

[@RibbidyJamGames]

The dead give away that it's Manitoba is the btoken roads and if you live in Manitoba you know what im talking about 😂

[@jeffreyquilty7184]

Great job! And also well done on not butchering the pronunciation of Newfoundland (as so many mainlanders and Americans do lol)

[@liamfogarty6672]

and he also didnt say qwebec lol

[@SteveBluescemi]

I know he's just trying to get the province right but the pin drops in lake country Manitoba and a literal glacier in BC had me yelling

[@joshe-k3865]

New Brunswick does and doesn't have front plates. In gen 3, you are very likely to see front plates. In gen 4, many cars do not. Some may still though

[@benjaminlewis5057]

I live in NB, front plates were no longer mandatory in 2019. You're still allowed to have them though.

[@benjaminlewis5057]

I suck at Geoguessr, but as soon as I saw New Brunswick, I could tell that it was. I don't know how, maybe it's just the vibe it gives.

[@carterwebster5866]

Ive traveled all over the country. New it was sask right from the get go just from how shitty the roads are. Good rule of thumb for geoguess if its in canadian prairies and the roads are horrible its probably sask

[@BasePuma4007]

I think you did very well here. The only real distinct looking places in Canada are the badland and mountainous regions of Alberta, the mountainous areas of BC, and the northern rain forest areas of Vancouver Island and Western BC. Everything else looks very similar and is very tough to guess.

[@sasa.4317]

Ive driven past the first halifax location many times i recognised it immediatly

[@RileyFlemingAT]

Just a tip, if it looks like newfoundland but has roads that arent falling apart and double yellow line on a 2 lane highway then it isnt newfoundland lol prob nova scotia

[@Presidentman1054]

Happy Canada Day!

[@cadensmith2982]

Canada

[@ChicagoGeographer]

Canada

[@thebigdog360]

Canada

[@poblo98]

Omg lol as if I grew up in lasalle, I thought that looked overly familiar

[@tonypapas9854]

Are you going to play in another RAINBOLT tournament soon?

[@ChicagoGeographer]

I played in and casted yesterday's tourney, hoping I'll be more free on Saturdays this year to play in more :)

[@Guessther]

pretty decent attempt!

[@Sal.K--BC]

Are you ever gonna get BC?

[@badatgaming7846]

youd think we didnt have any cities yikes..

[@bookerwills8649]

That's a sask plate 100 percent

[@BenNorris417]

We dont use front plates in canada

[@Lesingenez]

The east does

[@jimjimmers8571]

I don’t see any cars without them in Ontario, but in NB I don’t see any cars WITH them.

[@massgeographer]

Canada 👍

[@nathanweiss5174]

A balanced Canada, where Nova Scotia and PEI are 40% of the country and Ontario... doesn't exist? Nice new game mode, exploring something different

[@ChicagoGeographer]

Lol yeah pretty unlucky to get no ON

[@Sal.K--BC]

BC doesn't exist either...

[@elemanjohn8287]

👍👍

[@kentyfriedicecr]

Gorgeous

[@MaxwellEditsXD]

KAMALA HARRIS 2024🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@MaxwellEditsXD]

I think Donald trump is gonna win tho 😢