Clues
Use these details to boost your ability to identify specific countries in the game.
Identity & symbols
Language
English is the official language, and Gilbertese is widely spoken, using the Latin alphabet with some diacritics.
Culture
Look for traditional crafts, local markets, and the presence of cultural motifs in public places. The use of bright colors in clothing is also common.
Miscellaneous
Google Street View may show remote islands, with limited infrastructure and often only a few roads. Expect to see extensive marine views and local flora.
Capital
Tarawa
Environment & landscape
Environment
Kiribati consists of low-lying atolls and islands, surrounded by turquoise waters, with sandy beaches and palm trees.
Infrastructure
Architecture includes traditional thatched-roof huts, concrete buildings in urban areas, and minimal high-rise structures.
Coverage
True
Foliage
Common tree types include coconut palms and breadfruit trees, with grasses primarily consisting of various tropical species.
Topography
Kiribati is predominantly flat, with little variation in elevation, being composed mainly of low-lying atolls.
Roads & transportation
Cars
Vehicle registration plates are typically white with a blue border, featuring the name 'Kiribati' and the registration number in black.
Driving
Vehicles drive on the left side of the road.
Signs
Road signs are usually in English, with a mix of Gilbertese. They may include simple symbols and are often faded or worn due to the tropical climate.
Stop
Stop signs in Kiribati read 'STOP'.
Bollards
Bollards in Kiribati are typically simple and functional, often made of concrete or metal, with few decorative features.
Poles
Telephone poles in Kiribati are mainly wooden or concrete, often seen with minimal wiring due to the low density of infrastructure.