Thanks so much to Scott Carter for creating a challenge map from these locations! Play it here: www.geoguessr.com/maps/62c1d8d8137b24d4850d142a

As a European Pole myself, this video hits different

@psyche1182

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@tsuol7296

Жыл бұрын

heyyyyy, so youre a European utility pole huh?? uhhh >w< im a geoguessr player and i just wanted to ask if youre free on this saturday night, i wanna get to know you a lil better so uhh, what do u think? 👉👈

@alteronic

Жыл бұрын

@@tsuol7296 bro☠️

@itsatticuss

Жыл бұрын

@@tsuol7296 stop this this second

@weziak

6 ай бұрын

REL XD

*Western Europe* 1:13 United Kingdom 1:57 France 3:34 Belgium 4:21 Spain 5:12 Portugal 6:11 Italy 7:33 Norway, Sweden, Finland *Eastern Europe* 8:14 Czechia 9:13 Slovakia 9:34 Hungary 10:29 Russia 11:07 Estonia 11:51 Latvia 12:36 Lithuania 13:20 Ukraine 13:45 Poland 14:03 Romania 15:12 Bulgaria 16:13 Greece 17:06 North Macedonia 17:42 Albania 18:19 Montenegro 19:05 Croatia 19:23 Serbia 20:18 Slovenia

@s0g3

Жыл бұрын

love the western european country of finland

@grim789

9 ай бұрын

This should be pinned 📌 lol.

@panadocoughsyrup

2 ай бұрын

I think you should’ve divided this into western northern central eastern

please more videos like this, especially road markings if you havent done that already. This video is really well done

@DollarInTheWoods

2 жыл бұрын

+1 road markings would be great.

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

ok road markings next

@hldemi

2 жыл бұрын

@@zi8gzag And next, woman. I can spot columbian and brazilian easily but having trouble in baltics .........

@leandruss

9 ай бұрын

​@@zi8gzagyour awesome

@EvillAnime

8 ай бұрын

@@hldemi unironically you can use the Muslim meta to figure out between Bangladesh and India

Bro! thank you for spending the time to make this. This gonna help a ton.

Good job! Some notes from Italy: In Italy we have a sorto of "segregation of materials": telephone poles are made of wood (the oldest) or fiberglass (the newest); electricity poles are made out of metal or concrete. About electricity poles: -High voltage poles are usually metal-mesh type; tubular metal high voltage poles could also be seldomly encountered; concrete high-voltage poles are only present on very old lines. -Medium voltage poles are usually made out of concrete, but newer one are metal-tubular type; metal-mesh are also present on some old lines or where the pole needs to be higher than normal. -Low voltage poles are usually concrete made, but newer ones are usually metal-tubular; I can't exclude some old wooden low-voltage poles are still used. Why does italian cities have so few poles? -Back in the day, companies prefer to make the wires directly runs on the walls of the buildings. -Nowadays, municipalities tend to require underground lines (and to convert old lines to undergorund, when possible).

@imperatormaximus8952

Жыл бұрын

Are there ways to visually distinguish low and high voltage type poles?

@hhaukebo

7 ай бұрын

The lenght of the insulator and number of discs. A rule of thumb is 10kV per disc in standard lenght. The usual local grid (relative low voltage is 22kV (2-3 disks) and regional to national grid has High Voltage that ranges from 66kV to 400kV (LONG insulators)@@imperatormaximus8952

Omg, I love this so much. I have picked up some of these along the way in random tips videos, but having it contained and structured this way is soo valuable!

Awesome effort, and great video! I have never been that great with poles, and these tips are incredibly useful for the harder rounds. Thank you for making this :)

Thank you so much! This is actually something that has confused me before so this clears a lot up!

would love to see more tip videos! im tuning in regardless tho keep up the good work boss

Great job on putting this all together. It is very well done.

Was literally looking for this, thank you!

This video, you are so helpful. This is among the most helpful utility pole video's out there

Thanks for this, love the tips videos!

Great video and an extremely helpful document. Massive thanks for taking the time. 🙂👍

Great stuff, I'm learning so much from you!!

Now this is art. Thank you bro!

yesss dude this helps so much nice seeing it in a condensed tutorial

I needed this video. Thank you king

I came across this map without knowing it's made by you, thanks for your effort! Love from Finland ❤

Seeing an abundance of tabs at the top is a throwback to the Australian tips days, love a good tips video

This will surely help me! Thank you!

Hi, went out of my way to comment this, I really appreciate this video. Please do more like these. Also I love your content, imo the best GeoGuessr content. ❤️❤️

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much:)

Thank you for all the hard work

Great tips video. Thanks!

Thank you very much! I will learn these ones

thank you bro this helps out a lot for new player like myslef

This helps a loooooot! Tysm excelent video. Could you do other videos on like bollards plates and other stuff too?

Vell done amazing work. Hopefully this video will do well over time

love these tip videos :)

Great Video man

My baltic poles were lacking so hard this vid has saved me

I only knew Lithuanian poles, having learned by myself. Thanks for the infos

Oh I need this. Here we go

Dude your a legend. I would find it amazing if someone made a quiz of these polls, to learn them. did anyone made something like that?

ty for the useful video!

This helps a lot dude

thanks for this!

this is perfefct!

In Lithuania we also have quite a few mesh metal poles btw great vid

“Holey pole as well as a sectioned pole, which is pretty cool…….to a GeoGuessr player atleast.” 😂😂😂

Wow this is so good

YO! THX FOR GUIDE NO WAY 😄

Thanks for the hard work, and for the supporting documents. if you do something like this again, is it possible to put those locations into a map so we could quiz ourselves?

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

Someone could certainly make a map using all the locs in the document! I dont have time to do it just now.

@engr.scotty

2 жыл бұрын

@@zi8gzag Well I Took you op on the idea. I made a practice map "Guide to Utility Poles Around the World" from all the sites on these videos. Thanks again for making the videos.

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

@@engr.scotty great i'll link them!

Wow, that's the greatest amount of tabs that I've ever seen. My computer would have crashed instantanely.

love the tips especially because I'm bad at poles

sidenote about romania, coming from a romanian, its very easy to identify in the countryside, using the thick holey poles, the shit ditches as i like to call them (those deep ditches on the side of the road used as sewers, and trees painted white at the bottom

i think north macedonian standard round concrete poles can be told apart from other ones cause they have climbing handles on them

Excellent! Although this video would probably have been of minimal interest to me before I started playing Geoguessr.

The yellow warning sticker is used to warn people of high voltage wires telephone poles will have them on only if it is in joint use with the electric company but all electric poles should have one fixed to them some of the yellow warning labels on telephone poles also warn of fibre cable on the pole

lol, I was watching the video and when it gets to my country of Portugal I'm quite sure I know where this is. This should be around Castelo de Paiva or Arouca 😅

This is both a holey pole and a sectioned pole which is really cool... ... at least for a geoguessr

how does bro keep track of those tabs

I was playing geoguessr while watching this and I was stuck on where I am I'm new btw and once he said in Romania they also paint the bottom of there trees white and literally every tree around me is colored white at the bottom I guessed it and got it right

I just had a round with alternating pegs in Irish poles, so they are not exclusive to UK

@zi8gzag

Жыл бұрын

1:24 "there are other countries that do this"

So good evening you italian goats. -zi8gzag 2022

My brain is overwhelmed, I don't think its humanly possible to remember so many poles except if you are ZigZag.

We're is Iceland?

"pole types around the word" - zig's map

"This is both a holy pole and a section pole, which is pretty cool!.. at least to geoguessr player" Lmao that cracked me up I'm never touching grass

Yo good evening to all the Italian 🐐s out there

Pole tier list?

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

good idea

7:05 Leaning pole of Italy

No austria or switzerland?

heyo perfect💛🖤

How about a Australia only round with you trying to get 25k as fast as possible

here we are in poleland and poleland has holey poles that have holes

The holy and consecrated poles!! xD I mean the holey and concrete poles (:

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

hahahahaha

@lubocaner1664

2 жыл бұрын

@@zi8gzag Lol, I hope God's not mad. I am a believer, but i also like puns xD

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

@@lubocaner1664 Don't worry the joke was a certified Eastern Orthodox banger

Man just forgot to acknowledge Iceland, my country, as one of the Nordic countries that exist. Happens in about 50% of all Europe maps (Where they don't even bother to draw in the island).

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

Iceland hardly uses any electricity poles, trust me I searched through your country, but didn't find enough to warrant including.

@samalass466

2 жыл бұрын

@@zi8gzag there tend to be massive ones in some areas of the countryside.

@georgesteffey8375

Жыл бұрын

Also, Icelandic terrain is so distinctive. It's one of the only countries I can get nearly every time.

Great guide! Missing some common poles somewhere though

@zi8gzag

2 жыл бұрын

Whereabouts? I can add them

10:11 Deja vu 14:27 too

As American I find using concrete for power lines extremely odd

@herrakaarme

Жыл бұрын

As a North European, I had totally forgotten such a thing, despite having visited some of those concrete pole countries. I feel like this is a pretty high level GeoGuessr technique. But then again, if it's a no moving scenario, you naturally do start to pay attention to all manner of details.

Whats with germany???

@zi8gzag

Жыл бұрын

no poles

@donsoreno8188

Жыл бұрын

@@zi8gzag I am german, we have poles

you misspelled "world" in the legend

stream pending.. :wink:

So in sum: in eastern europe don't rely on poles to tell the country, got it.

1:00 zi8gzag turned american for a moment

I’m terrible at telling the difference between rural Eastern Europe so this is clutch

ItalyGoat

I don’t have the brain capacity to be good at GeoGuessr but I play anyway. 😊

9:39 "polish poles"

New haircut?

now I learn poles what happened to my life,,,,

Pole-land hahaha

9:00 When a communist electric company was trying to use up its annual budget

No Switzerland, cause we dont have poles, almost everything underground... thats why we have alot of stripclubs 😊😊

Your memeing I hate this meta

Stop zooming in and out like that. It's unwatchable