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Okay, a variant on "Guess the City."
Ground rules:
1) On a scale of 1 to 10, keep it a 7 or less. No collections of igloos in the Yukon, small railroad towns in Kansas (all of which have the same grid), or teeny tiny villages in Asia that not even the most intrepid traveler would know about. The aerial or map should offer some clue regarding the city's location.
2) Air photos should cover a wide area, unless it shows a land use pattern unique to the city in question, a street grid that is well known in planner/urbanist circles, or a relatively unique geographic or geologic element that can be used as a clue to determine the location.
3) More ground rules may be added whenever I feel like it.
Let's begin.
Ground rules:
1) On a scale of 1 to 10, keep it a 7 or less. No collections of igloos in the Yukon, small railroad towns in Kansas (all of which have the same grid), or teeny tiny villages in Asia that not even the most intrepid traveler would know about. The aerial or map should offer some clue regarding the city's location.
2) Air photos should cover a wide area, unless it shows a land use pattern unique to the city in question, a street grid that is well known in planner/urbanist circles, or a relatively unique geographic or geologic element that can be used as a clue to determine the location.
3) More ground rules may be added whenever I feel like it.
Let's begin.