Geoguessr Bollards - Europe

Flashcards summarising the distinctive appearance of road-side bollards for quick country identification in GeoGuessr.

San Marino bollard

Malta bollard

Albania bollard

Red-and-white slanted bollard; the red and white segments are stacked diagonally on the post.

Mainland Italy bollard

Standard white-black-white slanted post; the black band sits roughly in the middle.

Sardinia (Italy) bollard

Very short, squat version of the Italian post with a black-white-black colour pattern and a black cap.

Montenegro bollard

Flat-topped white-black-white post; the white area contains a centred rectangular reflector.

Serbia bollard

Slanted post whose reflector sits on the right side of the white panel, forming an offset rectangle.

Austria bollard

White post with a rounded top and a rectangular reflector set inside the white section.

Slovenia bollard

White cylindrical pole; rectangle-in-white reflector and sometimes a grey strip; caps can be orange or black.

Ukraine bollard

Slanted post showing two small white reflector dots; may have red-and-white stripes or a white or red rectangle.

Slovakia bollard

Slanted WBW post that has an extra grey extension attached on the right side of the reflector.

Croatia bollard

White-black-white slanted post with red or orange reflector; Croatian version often has a smaller white top section.

Hungary bollard

Standard slanted WBW post carrying red or orange reflectors, identical to the Croatian/Lithuanian style.

Lithuania bollard

Slanted white-black-white post using red or orange reflectors, matching the Croatian and Hungarian design.

North Macedonia bollard

Slanted post featuring a very thin vertical rectangular reflector centred in the white panel.

Andorra bollard

Noticeably shorter-than-usual WBW slanted post with standard white and red reflectors.

Bulgaria bollard

Slanted bollard whose reflector rectangle is positioned on the right side of the white zone.

Sweden bollard

White-black-white post with white reflectors; longer and thinner stick and larger white area than Portugal’s.

Portugal bollard

Flat-topped WBW post; black paint reaches the very top creating a white triangle, carries an orange rectangular reflector and is shorter, thicker than Sweden’s.

Germany bollard

Typical slanted WBW marker fitted with white reflectors on both sides; includes two small round dots.

France bollard

Slanted WBW post whose white panel contains an unusually wide horizontal rectangular reflector.

Spain bollard

Slanted post distinguished by a yellow-orange rectangular reflector centered on the white section.

Switzerland bollard

More square-shaped post; reflector is a grey square or wide white rectangle and may appear on a round face with a small protrusion.

Luxembourg bollard

White post often seen beside painted trees; reflector is grey or white and the post carries two round dots.

Latvia bollard

Flat-topped post; thin round white reflector and often printed route numbers on the front.

Finland bollard

Flat-top WBW post with a thin round white reflector and two dot reflectors.

Greece bollard

Flat-topped marker featuring an exceptionally wide white (or red/white) rectangular reflector.

Estonia bollard

Flat-top post with thin round orange or white reflector discs; includes two small dots.

Poland bollard

Flat-topped post showing a central white rectangle, vertical red side stripes, and often black numbers.

Belgium bollard

White roadside pole equipped with a prominent orange reflector panel.