Nigeria

The language is English, and signs and road signs are written in English.

Utility poles with a divider bar can be found.

License plates come in several types, and from a distance can look vaguely green or blue.

Small yellow taxis called Keke-napep run around town.

Perhaps due to security concerns, a police car often tails the Street View car.

50% of the population is Muslim.

Many single-story houses have metal roofs.

7 Up seems to be popular.

In the coastal Swamp Forest zone, there are almost no roads outside of the areas around cities.

If the terrain is mountainous and looks like rainforest, it may be near the Cameroon border in the east.

The southwest has relatively tall, densely growing trees compared to the north, and it's often hard to see far into the distance.

Between Oyo and Okene in the southwest, there are a few spots with small hills and rocky outcrops.

The central region has a lot of grass and low shrubs. The Southern Guinea Zone (shown in orange on the vegetation map) has ground covered in grass.

There are somewhat rounded hills in the central-east. There are more hills east of Jalingo.

The area around Abuja and Jos sits at a high elevation, with a lower density of trees. Craggy rocks and small rocky hills can sometimes be seen in the distance.

The outskirts of the far north have almost no grass growing. This corresponds to the Sudan Zone (shown in gray on the vegetation map).

Shop signs and similar often display an address that includes the state name.

Oil palm is found only in the south, with the highest production in states such as Edo in the southwest-to-south-central area, and Akwa Ibom in the southeast. Between Uyo and Onitsha, plantations can apparently be seen on the outskirts.

The north has millet fields, especially concentrated around Kaduna. Since Sokoto and Borno have almost no roads, Kaduna (near the center of the north) is the more likely location.

In areas with high millet production, dry millet fodder is also a distinctive sight.

Rice is common in the central area, with especially high production in central-to-northern states such as Kaduna, Niger, and Kano.

Corn is common from central to northern regions, but could potentially be found anywhere except along the coast.

Zuma Rock is located in Abuja.