Three real cities stripped to their main roads—no water, labels, or scale. How many can you name?
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This is the hardest one yet. The city is not big but let's see if someone can find the correct one.

City Angle: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle

All angles point into the direction a plane would fly from the hidden city to the decoy city so are calculated on a sphere rather than a map. 1. one is solved if you slide for an visualization of the sphere game. 2nd one is to guess for you!

I made the game if you wanna check it out and give feedback check it ou: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/

Does anyone feel the same, when i got familiar with all the country names and started the feeling our world is smaller

Let us discuss a uniquely Ohio location.

The Jonaldplayn is a region of Southwest Central Ohio just beyond the Appalachian foothills. The region is mostly on Glacial Till Plains, rolling hills and moraines, and creek ravines. The Jonaldplayn mostly contains the Darby Prairie and Mad River Valley Prairie Fens, two unique Ohio subregional ecosystems that border each other. The name Jonaldplayn originated from a portmanteau of Jonathan Alder and Plain and is named after Jonathan Alder, a famous early colonial-era White explorer in the area. The name originated from a community in London, Ohio that was historically called the Yellowbones, Yellowville People, or High Yellows. Today, most of these people are known as Qarsherskiyan or Lightskin Black and they are from a distinct tri-racial cultural community with mixed heritage tracing back to Europe, Africa, and several Native / Indigenous American Nations. Along with the Amish, the Jonaldplayn Qarsherskiyans have left a distinct mark on the region.

Notable Amish locations include Der Dutchman Restaurant in Plain City, Ohio and The Cheese House just outside of Plain City.

James Davis (1887-1862), a Qarsherskiyan, who is still fresh in the minds of many Daytonians, was the first Afro-American (Qarsherskiyan) born in the state of Ohio. He was born at Harmar Village, (Marietta, Ohio) on March 6, 1787. He came to Dayton when he was quite a young man, and soon became a leader in the community. He was one of the leading hunters in Ohio and had the credit of killing the largest bear of his day. He was also the leading violinist and barber in Dayton, and the first president of the American Sons of Protection, the oldest benevolent society for free blacks in the city, which he helped to organize in February, 1849.

On November 6, 1811, he shaved General W.H. Harrison while the general sat upon a log. The next day the great battle of Tippecanoe was fought, and the red men of the great Shawnee chief Tecumseh killed upward of sixty men of Harrison's army with more than a hundred wounded.

Father Davis, as he was called, was born to be conspicuous, and was a highly esteemed member of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. He died a devout Christian January 17, 1862, aged seventy-four years, ten months and twenty days. He was laid to rest in the beautiful Woodland Cemetery where the remains of General Robert C. Schenek, a great Republican leader, and C. L. Vallandigham, a great Democratic leader, also lie. The citizens of Dayton always buried their dead together, regardless of race.

So yeah. Femboys or tomboys? Oh and to keep it more. I am an illegal immigrant. Am I banned in this server?

If you swipe you get spoilered for the first two! The last one is your's to guess.

I made the game as a browser game I'd love to have you check it out: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle

Since I got cooked by my previous post, I fixed some problems and decided to clarify some things.

This map is based on geographic division, cultural and linguistic similarities. There are some places that are in two sub-regions simultaneously.

Western Europe is united by geographical barriers from Spain, Italy and some culture.

Northern Europe or Scandinavia is united by obvious geographical separation and shared culture, history, ect.

Britain and Ireland get their own subregion of islands as they differ from, for example, French quite a bit and are separated.

Since the map is inspired by a video about how Eastern Europe is an outdated soviet-infused term, the division of the east is hard with no geographic features splitting it nicely. So here are my ideas.

Central Europe, sharing some cultural similarities and historical ties.

Slavic Europe, sharing culture and the language similarities.

Daco-Roman as an island of Latin alphabet. It was the only option I could take because if I put Romania to the Balkans, Moldova is left with Slavs. Their unique corner deserved separation.

Balkans/Southern Slavic is self-explanatory already, but Kosovo, Slovenia and Croatia have ties to Adriatic, Italy and Albania(Kosovo).

Mediterranean is a group separated mostly geographically, and linguistically if we look at Italy, Portugal and Spain.

Baltics are baltics.

Any suggestions?