Contest #27
Note: Please use your full name, a last initial, or at least some sort of unique nickname when answering. We are getting people with the same first name and it is hard to keep track.
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Note: Please use your full name, a last initial, or at least some sort of unique nickname when answering. We are getting people with the same first name and it is hard to keep track.
Fairly zoomed out, but the region in view is the Israeli – Egyptian boarder, with the Gaza Strip in full view.
Comment by Matt Manolides | April 13, 2008
Gaza Strip.
Comment by Wendy N (previously known only as Wendy) | April 14, 2008
The Gaza Strip.
Comment by Ron Schott | April 14, 2008
Gaza Strip
Comment by Chris Christensen | April 14, 2008
Gaza Strip, it took me a few minutes, but I finally recognized the boarder outline…
I really like this game!
-Skip
Comment by Skip (Austin, TX) | April 14, 2008
The Gaza strip, aka Hamasastan.
Comment by Ben Bayer | April 14, 2008
Its the Gaza Strip. Its always fascinating when you can see national borders in the geographic features. The sharp straight border of Gaza/Egypt and then the meandering armistice line are both visible.
Sorry about the first name only thing, I posted as “David” with the same email address on the previous two questions.
Comment by David S | April 14, 2008
It is the Gaza strip
Comment by Karel | April 14, 2008
Gaza Strip
Comment by Josh Cheong | April 14, 2008
Gaza Strip
Comment by ACG | April 14, 2008
This is the Gaza Strip, with Egypt to the SW, and Israel on the other borders. The city of Gaza is top-centre, with Rafa on the Egyptian border.
Comment by brian t | April 14, 2008
Gaza City.
Comment by Andy McAllister | April 15, 2008
Israel with the Gaza Strip (West) and the West Bank (East). Southwestern corner is the Sinai Desert of Egypt.
Comment by Peter L | April 15, 2008
The Gaza Strip. Interesting how the landuse is quite distinct in each country.
Comment by Stephen Hope | April 15, 2008
It’s the Gaza Strip.
Comment by Enrique S | April 15, 2008
Gaza Strip
Comment by Nathan D | April 16, 2008