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I was off by 6 miles because the actual pin is off by six miles for the last picture. Also, as an American, the fact that I recognized the first picture to wit
by postmodest 3y ago
I was off by 6 miles because the actual pin is off by six miles for the last picture.
Also, as an American, the fact that I recognized the first picture to within 50 miles makes me sad. Our bridges should not look like that, even there.
- joeframbach 3y agoAgreed. I grew up in Pittsburgh, but even after 10 years after moving away, I immediately recognized the first picture as "somewhere in West Virginia" as if instinctually.
- avgcorrection 3y agoI saw a rusty-looking bridge and thought of Pittsburgh so I picked interior Pennsylvania (somewhere).
- avgcorrection 3y agoI saw a rusty-looking bridge and thought of Pittsburgh so I picked interior Pennsylvania (somewhere, 209 km off).
- svachalek 3y agoThat state has a powerful Senator though, so not all the roads are like that. There are some ridiculously overbuilt highways with no traffic.
- Arn_Thor 3y agoI’ve never been to the US but somehow West Virginia was my first guess and I got it down to zero miles eventually. I don’t know why that state is so particularly recognizable
- chrisco255 3y agoThe bridge in the fitst photo is an old one lane bridge, probably was used by carriages. It looks like it mostly just connects a small neighborhood of houses, not a main road by any means. There are probably newer concrete bridges out of frame, but they're not as picturesque as old steel bridges.
- Washuu 3y agoThere are plenty of old steel and wood bridges across the northeast that are exactly like that. They are closed to general traffic and only used by locals.