How to Distinguish
- A remote island territory of Spain, with road signposts, guardrails, and chevrons shared in style with the mainland.
- Road numbers use prefixes derived from island names (e.g., LP, TF, FV, GC, LZ, HI).
- Features rugged rocky mountains as well as rounded hills.
- Being volcanic in origin, the soil is often black.
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Similar to mainland Spain, yellow reflector bollards and guardrails are commonly used.
A mix of plants such as cacti, palm trees, and dragon trees ( Dragon Tree) is visible. Vegetation varies significantly by location .
The mountains are often rounded , and the islands, being volcanic, often have black soil ( Canary Islands).
In the Canary Islands and southern-central Mexico, agave plants grow naturally .
Narrow down city/town
- The village of Caleta de Sebo consists of rows of white one-story houses ( Caleta de Sebo).
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