Shetland Islands

Located at the very northern tip of the UK, and generally sharing the same features as the British mainland. Unlike the mainland, though, hedges are almost entirely absent.

Given its location, overcast weather is the norm, and Street View is often cloudy regardless of season.

Wild trees, including shrubs, are essentially absent — native trees survive only on cliffs or remote islets. As on the Scottish mainland, "Passing Place" signs can be spotted here and there.

A structure called a cattle grid — parallel metal bars set into the road — is used to keep sheep or cattle from wandering out of an area.

Shetland sheep can be seen.