Isle of Man

Isle of Man is a British Crown dependency, situated between the United Kingdom and Ireland. So for country streaks purposes, it is counted as the United Kingdom.

Coverage on the Isle of Man is limited to Generation 2.

This camera can be recognized by the lower camera quality and circular blur above and below. Colours will also seem slightly off.

Similar to the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man uses white front licence plates with yellow rears, but with a red strip on the left.

The general landscape on the Isle of Man consists of hilly farmland, and narrow roads passing through them.

Houses with whitewashed walls and entrance walls are a common sight, similar to Ireland.

Striped kerbs can sometimes be seen along main roads.

These blue bollards can commonly be found in urban areas.

Gorse plants (or Ulex), which can be recognized by their bright yellow flowers, are very common on the Isle of Man.

NOTE: Gorse plants can also be found in other rugged areas of the UK and Ireland, such as the Scottish Highlands.

Douglas, the capital and largest town on the Isle of Man, can be recognized by the rows of terraced houses, with a higher population density.

The Ronaldsway Airport can be recognized by the large, flat and open field with a boundary fence.