Geoguessr Utility Poles

Taiwan (utility pole)

cylinder, lower section covered in diagonal black and yellow stripes reaching all the way to the ground

South Korea (utility pole)

cylinder, diagonal yellow and black stripes that DO NOT reach the ground

Japan (utility pole)

cylinder, vertical yellow and black stripes and on top hanging over, red and white striped arrow pointing down

Malaysia (utility pole)

black rectangles with white lettering on pole

Thailand (utility pole)

all shapes of poles, but almost all have small holes in them running vertically. looks like someone drilled into them

South Korea (utility pole)

has a sharp, pointed spike extending upwards from top of main pole

South Australia (utility pole)

consist of steel on both sides and concrete in the center

Northern Australia (utility pole)

Metal utility pole 3 ladder rungs then connects

Tasmania (Australia) (utility pole)

some have olive metal wrappings around the pole about 2 meters above the ground

New Zealand (utility pole)

come in several forms however regardless of form, they mainly have a lone piece of metal (normally silver or white coloured) wrapped around most of the pole.

Romania and Hungary (utility pole)

concrete with large holes that go all the way down to the ground. looks kinda like a ladder that gets thinner as it goes up and turns into one pole.

Poland (utility pole)

concrete utility poles with spaces. like very thin ladder. holes don't go all the way to the ground- they stop about half a meter above the ground

France (utility pole)

concrete utility poles that look like thin ladders, but spaces are much smaller. two variants, one with backing one with no backing.

OR

wood utility pole with small blue rectangle on it

Belgium (utility poles)

square shaped and gets thinner as it goes up. has tiny holes going up.

OR

ladder pole with oval spaces

Portugal (utility pole)

unique combination between filled in ladder and small holes going up

OR

common wooden pole with lumps on surface

Ireland (utility pole)

wooden pole, sometimes with a yellow triangular "danger" sticker on it

Lithuania (utility pole)

multiple types, but a many of them have a bunch of pine cone looking things pointing upward towards the top of the poles

Latvia (utility pole)

come in several styles but they often have the 'pine cone' looking things that hang upwards at different levels.

Estonia (utility pole)

also has pine cone things pointing upwards, but has a cross like shape at the top

utility poles scattered across the Baltic countries

consist of a pole resting against another pole

Czechia and Slovakia (utility poles)

concrete cylinder pole, often with several thin metal circles going around it. also sometimes has a small white box and a wire running up the pole.

Norway, Sweden, Finland (utility pole)

standard wooden, circular poles

Ukraine and some Romania (utility pole)

base section of pole painted white

Mainly Russia (utility pole)

typically square, concrete pole. sometimes has a short, horizontal metal pole up top.

Turkey (utility pole)

range of different poles, but one of the most recognizable is metallic ladder pole, far/medium apart rungs and slowly gets thinner as goes up.

Nigeria (utility pole)

often have a number of indents, like sections have been cut out but not quite enough has been cut out to form holes.

Senegal (utility pole)

typically have three of these pine cone shaped objects either pointing upwards or downwards. one up top, two on a horizontal bar slightly further down.

OR

the one only with pine cone shaped objects pointing down. Also the indents in the pole

Brazil (utility pole)

comes in a range of styles, but most common is wider at the base and narrower at the top and has 3 indented sections in it.

Chile (utility pole)

poles have one long indent that runs up the pole. slowly gets narrower as it goes up.

Peru (utility pole)

poles have part of their lower section painted. There is no single color they are painted; some are black, blue, yellow, etc or some mixture of colors. Also, some are only painted a few feet up whilst others are painted almost half-way up.

Mexico (utility pole)

Octagonal shaped utility poles are some of the most common. rarely come in other countries than this.

US and Canada (utility pole)

common cylinder wooden poles. can stand out because some in these countries have a singular hook on top of the pole

Dominican Republic (utility pole)

square utility pole