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Scandinavia
Rural Landscape
- Denmark is flat as fuck
- Norway is mountainous but well forested
- Sweden has lots of lakes, is relatively flat and well forested
- Iceland is flat with hills and has almost no trees but young trees
- Finland looks similar to Sweden and is more hilly to the east
Bollards
- Danish bollards are white and yellow and are nearly everywhere
- Norwegian commonly has red and white snow poles; its white and black bollards are rare
- Swedish bollards are white and black
- Icelandic bollards are yellow and white
- Finnish bollards and white and black and red snow poles
Letters
- Denmark has Æ/æ, Ø/ø and Å/å
- Norway has Æ/æ, Ø/ø and Å/å (same as Denmark)
- Sweden has Å/å, Ä/ä and Ö/ö
- Iceland has Ð/ð, Þ/þ, Æ/æ, Ö/ö and many letters with accents
- Finland Å/å, Ä/ä and Ö/ö
Road Markings
- Denmark has short shoulder lines
- Norway has yellow centre lines
- Sweden often has white dashed shoulder lines and red concrete
- Iceland has white road markings
- Finland usually features all white markings, sometimes dashed shoulder lines
Road Signs
- Denmark has white signs with red text and blue street signs ending with "vej"
- Norway has yellow, blue and green signs
- Sweden has green, blue, and yellow signs
- Iceland has yellow and blue signs
- Finland uses blue and green road signs, it uses white signs for its street signs
Chevrons
- Danish chevrons are red and white
- Norwegian chevrons are black and yellow
- Swedish chevrons are blue and yellow
- Icelandic chevrons are black and yellow with curved corners and small arrows
- Finnish chevrons are black and yellow
Guardrails
- Danish guardrails are squared
- Norwegian guardrails have no reflector
- Swedish guardrails are smaller than normal and have white reflectors
- Icelandic guardrails can have double poles
- Finland guardrails have no reflector
Electricity Poles
- Danish poles are usually big ones
- Norwegian poles are wooden
- Swedish poles are wooden
- Icelandic poles are wooden and metal
- Finnish poles are wooden
Licence Plates
- Denmark has European plates, commercial plates are yellow
- Norway has European plates, commercial plates are turquoise
- Sweden has European plates, taxi plates are yellow
- Icelandic plates are white with inspection sticker in the middle
- Finland has European plates
Architecture
- Denmark can almost look quite British
- Norway has red and brightly painted houses
- Sweden has red and brightly painted houses
- Iceland has typical scandic buildings
- Finland has red and brightly painted houses
Domain
- Denmark .dk
- Norway .no
- Sweden .se
- Iceland .is
- Finland .fi
Extra
motorway colours cba will do later
to do in future
1. baltics
2. british isles
3. meditarainian
4. south east
5. germania
6. balkans
7. slavland
Rural Landscape
- Denmark is flat as fuck
- Norway is mountainous but well forested
- Sweden has lots of lakes, is relatively flat and well forested
- Iceland is flat with hills and has almost no trees but young trees
- Finland looks similar to Sweden and is more hilly to the east
Bollards
- Danish bollards are white and yellow and are nearly everywhere
- Norwegian commonly has red and white snow poles; its white and black bollards are rare
- Swedish bollards are white and black
- Icelandic bollards are yellow and white
- Finnish bollards and white and black and red snow poles
Letters
- Denmark has Æ/æ, Ø/ø and Å/å
- Norway has Æ/æ, Ø/ø and Å/å (same as Denmark)
- Sweden has Å/å, Ä/ä and Ö/ö
- Iceland has Ð/ð, Þ/þ, Æ/æ, Ö/ö and many letters with accents
- Finland Å/å, Ä/ä and Ö/ö
Road Markings
- Denmark has short shoulder lines
- Norway has yellow centre lines
- Sweden often has white dashed shoulder lines and red concrete
- Iceland has white road markings
- Finland usually features all white markings, sometimes dashed shoulder lines
Road Signs
- Denmark has white signs with red text and blue street signs ending with "vej"
- Norway has yellow, blue and green signs
- Sweden has green, blue, and yellow signs
- Iceland has yellow and blue signs
- Finland uses blue and green road signs, it uses white signs for its street signs
Chevrons
- Danish chevrons are red and white
- Norwegian chevrons are black and yellow
- Swedish chevrons are blue and yellow
- Icelandic chevrons are black and yellow with curved corners and small arrows
- Finnish chevrons are black and yellow
Guardrails
- Danish guardrails are squared
- Norwegian guardrails have no reflector
- Swedish guardrails are smaller than normal and have white reflectors
- Icelandic guardrails can have double poles
- Finland guardrails have no reflector
Electricity Poles
- Danish poles are usually big ones
- Norwegian poles are wooden
- Swedish poles are wooden
- Icelandic poles are wooden and metal
- Finnish poles are wooden
Licence Plates
- Denmark has European plates, commercial plates are yellow
- Norway has European plates, commercial plates are turquoise
- Sweden has European plates, taxi plates are yellow
- Icelandic plates are white with inspection sticker in the middle
- Finland has European plates
Architecture
- Denmark can almost look quite British
- Norway has red and brightly painted houses
- Sweden has red and brightly painted houses
- Iceland has typical scandic buildings
- Finland has red and brightly painted houses
Domain
- Denmark .dk
- Norway .no
- Sweden .se
- Iceland .is
- Finland .fi
Extra
motorway colours cba will do later
to do in future
1. baltics
2. british isles
3. meditarainian
4. south east
5. germania
6. balkans
7. slavland
