Some of the photos were actually taken about a thousand feet from the zone where you were marked "correct". I clicked right on top of the dam for my fifth guess and it showed me being 0.2 miles off.
Where in the USA is this?
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#12So, I did not realize these were all supposed to be the same location.
I find it funny that my best guess was what appeared to me to be a Ohio conference room.
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#13Is the idea that all pictures are the sane location? I got 17 miles, the pictures all had intense west virginia energy haha
I also did not read the very brief introduction. Then, some of the pictures looked similar and I got suspicious.
569, 1236, 512, 1734, 4.6 -- 4.6?? Pure luck.
If you can edit out the spoiler in your comment that might be polite.
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#14My first guess was 25 miles away (!), but could only get to 11 miles in the final one.
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#15Got 0 mi on my first guess because I thought “That’s [state]” and then picked a random spot on the [other state] side of the state since it had that feel. I feel like I might as well quit at this point, lol.
Edited out spoilers.
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#16Hundreds of hours of Geoguessr had me within 30 miles on the first guess despite having never been there. This is an interesting take on the concept.
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#17Not the same location for me. 194 miles apart: First picture showed Stouts Mill Bridge https://goo.gl/maps/3JkHPWMQo3wK39ZD8 Last one Deer Creek Dam https://goo.gl/maps/u5zxGmby74X7JMWi7
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#18The original “where in the world?” location guessing game is GeoGuesser from 2013. There are competitions and some pro competitors can pinpoint locations within feet, though some rules allow the player to browse Google Maps in a separate window.
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#19This is fun. My first guess was 34 miles from the place. It took four tries to get to 0. Though, I don't understand the indoor one.
i think it's auto-generating a problem based on geotagged pictures. the indoor one isn't supposed to be a good clue, it's just a photo that happened to be in the dataset.
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#20Well, today I learned that I'm very good at identifying that something is in West Virginia.