Ghana

Black duct tape wrapped around the front right corner can be observed (by Geotips ). If the tape is at the rear right, then it is likely Réunion Island. Note that occasionally, the tape may not be visible due to obscuring leaves or when the car itself is not visible .

Taxi paint designs are distinctive with yellow license plates. Taxis do not have fare meters, and fares are negotiated at the time of boarding (although using Uber allows fares to be fixed in advance).

Small shops that appear to be lottery stands (red, yellow, and green boxes on the left side of the image) are frequently found ( National Lottery Authority of Ghana). The lottery system is reportedly operated by the government.

Oil palms and banana trees are common in the southern region. If these trees are absent, consider the northern region.

While it’s helpful to remember area codes, they may not be visible outside urban areas. Mobile numbers are more common, so it may be better to focus on recognizing city names, regional vegetation, and overall atmosphere. If you happen to see a fax number, use it as a reference.

In my experience, if the ground is more exposed or if there are many shrubs, it is likely to be in the upper half with a savanna climate ( Appiah, Divine Odame, Balikisu Osman, and James Boafo. 'Land use and misuse; Human appropriation of land ecosystems services in Ghana.' International Journal of Ecosystem 4.1 (2014): 24-33.). The image is sourced from the referenced document.

The white parts of this map indicate areas with high mountains .