Türkiye(Republic of Türkiye)

Turkish signs and signs.The characters Ç, Ş, Ğ, İ, Ö, Ü and the “・” above the letters Ü are distinctive. .“Ü” is also used in the country name “Türkiye” (参考文献 Turkey changes its country name in the United Nations to Turkiye - JETRO).

There are many small holes in the sign stick, so you can often see the other side. .

Chevrons are mainly used in red and white, but their distinctive feature is that there is a blank space at the end of the arrow. .Some of them are not red and white, but you should be able to tell the country by the gap between the stick and tip of the sign. .There are often orange and black signs in the median strip. .

The stop sign is DUR, one-way traffic is TEK YON.

The bollard is Piece Thin with a red reflective plate on the surface .The one that looks the most similar Romaniabollard of .

🧵-shaped tiles are common on sidewalks, etc. .

Telephone pole that I personally think looks like Türkiye(Only ⑤ images are quoted from outside.) .Different shapes similar to these BulgariaThere are also hook-shaped ones that look like those in .

various telephone poles

There are many roads like this

There is a Türk Telekom manhole on the road.There is also the notation of telefon (telephone in Turkish).

Road numbers can be read from kilometer markers (参考文献 [GeoGuessr] Reading hard-to-notice road numbers - Fox Shrine - GeoGuessr and others).

212 → You can roughly estimate the location, perhaps to the west, including Istanbul.However, there are many cases from 05~ and 08~ that I don’t know where they are.

Below is a road on the outskirts of Antalya.Green greenhouses are lined up on both sides of the road.

Tatar, Özgür. “Climate change impacts on crop production in Turkey.” (2016).

“Ortahisar” is the town name .

You need to see the difference in the circular marks above.

Street signs in AnkaraSee.There are two types: blue and red.