Bangladesh

Air pollution here is severe, so you can't see far into the distance. Even on a clear day, a truly blue sky is hard to spot.

Baby taxis and tuk-tuk-shaped CNG rickshaws run here. CNG rickshaws also carry green license plates.

Bengali is the main language, written in Bengali script (বাংলা লিপি). The ◁ shape in a word like "বাং" is distinctive.

Signs are mounted on poles with black-and-white stripes.

Red-and-white striped bollards are common, often lined up in rows on both sides of the road near bridges.

Commercial vehicles have green license plates, while ordinary passenger cars have white ones.

The Google Car's red-tinted mirror sometimes shows up in reflections.

Over 90% of soybeans are grown south of Dhaka-Chittagong, around the mouth of the Meghna River. Lakshmipur district alone accounts for roughly 70%.

Over 80% of tea gardens are reportedly in the northeastern Sylhet division, particularly around Sreemangal in Moulvibazar district.

On St. Martin's Island, the only transport you'll see is by rickshaw, alongside concrete roads and security guards.

The Chittagong Ship Breaking Yard runs from the Sitakunda coast to the Chittagong shoreline, and a huge number of ships are visible from the coast.