How to identify U.S. Virgin Islands in GeoGuessr?

- The country domain ends with .vi. - The Google car is distinctive. - Mostly flat terrain with many straight roads points to the low-lying southern island, St. Croix. - Hilly terrain with sparse population and dense greenery suggests the northeastern island, St. John. - Hilly terrain with a more built-up feel indicates the northwestern island, St. Thomas.

U.S. Virgin Islands

clues 5Updated 2023-05-01

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LanguageEnglish

Driving sideDrives on the left

Domain.vi

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Whole area2

Clues that work anywhere in this area

Google Car★★★

The Google Car is distinctive.

Photo coming soonGoogle Car

License Plate★★★

License plates can be navy blue or light blue. The light-blue plate was used up until 2016.

Examples1

By User:Mattes - Self-photographed, CC BY 2.0 de

Narrowing down the region3

Once you know the area: which part of it

Saint Thomas

Landscape★★★

The northern island has white cars and a lot of relief. If the terrain is hilly and there seem to be plenty of residents and tourists, consider Saint Thomas to the northwest.

Examples1 2

Saint John

Landscape★★★

If it's a northern island with few houses and lots of greenery, consider Saint John to the northeast.

Examples1 2

Saint Croix

Landscape★★★

The southern island (Saint Croix) is low-lying with plenty of flat land, and has the largest population. If you see gentle terrain with long, straight roads, try heading south.

SourcesSaint Croix

Basics

General facts about this place

A US unincorporated territory in the Caribbean, with Saint Thomas, Saint Croix, and Saint John as its main islands^[ref]
Formerly the Danish West Indies, purchased from Denmark in 1917 for 25 million dollars^[ref]

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