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Display preferences
Show the country for the last random pick
Show Google's address display in the panorama
Show the plus and minus buttons
Show arrows for moving between connected views
Show road names when Google has them
Explore a Random Street View Location
A Street View scene appears when the page loads. To explore a specific country, choose it from the Country dropdown and press Show another location. Choose Anywhere to draw from the full list of saved locations.
Drag inside the panorama to turn your view, use the zoom buttons to look closer, and follow movement arrows where connected views are available. A short road may have only a few viewpoints; a city street may let you travel much farther.
What the Display Preferences Do
The switches below the panorama change what you see while exploring. Zoom buttons show or hide the plus and minus controls. Movement arrows show links to connected Street View positions. Street labels and Address information control the text Google can place inside the panorama.
Show country name reveals the country saved with the last location picked by the button. It may be blank when you open a shared link directly. The label refers to the original pick, even if you move along a road into another area.
Share the Place You Found
Press Copy location link to copy a link to the current Street View position. The address in your browser also updates when you move to a different position. Both links contain latitude and longitude, so someone opening them can start near that place.
The link does not save the exact direction you were facing or your zoom level. Google may also place the panorama at the nearest available image to the saved coordinates. If you want someone to notice a particular sign or building, tell them which way to turn after opening the link.
Play a Geography Game
Choose Anywhere and turn off Show country name before generating a location, then guess where you landed. Signs, language, road markings, driving side, plants, and building styles can all offer clues. Turn the country label on when you are ready to check your guess.
For a harder round, also hide address information and street labels. A road name can give away the answer. If you are playing with someone else, compare the clues each person noticed before revealing the country. One image is only a small view of a place, so treat clues as hints rather than proof.
Why Results Can Differ
The tool picks a location at random from its saved coordinates. In Anywhere mode, countries with more saved locations can appear more often. A place can appear again on a later draw.
Google provides the panorama. Image dates, sharpness, road coverage, and available controls can differ by location. A road may have changed since the image was taken, and some details may be blurred. If a scene does not load or gives you little to explore, press the button again.
For another geography prompt, try the Random Country Generator and explore a country's facts before looking for it on Street View.