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WhereTaken

Look at a photograph and drop a pin where it was taken. Distance from the real spot is the score.

DleBox's guide

WhereTaken, by Teuteuf, shows a photograph and a map. You drop a pin. The score is how far that pin sits from the place the photo was taken. A street sign, a license plate, a plant, or the color of the soil can be the tell. There is often no landmark a postcard would use. The puzzle is closer to looking out a window than to naming a capital.

The daily photo is shared. DleBox does not host the photo and does not give the location. The button opens wheretaken.teuteuf.fr. Worldle gives you a border and asks for a name. WhereTaken gives you a view and asks for a point. You can be in the right country and still be hundreds of kilometers off. That is a normal result, not a bug.

TimeGuessr, in the trivia row, also starts from a photo, and it asks for a year as well as a place. WhereTaken is the place. Mixing the two wastes the clue, because a car's model year is TimeGuessr's business and a guardrail's design might be WhereTaken's. This page will not describe today's photograph.

Rules

  • The clue is a photograph.
  • You drop a pin on a map.
  • The score is distance from the real spot.
  • One photo is the daily puzzle.
  • DleBox does not locate it.

Why we like it

  • ✓ The clue can be a curb or a tree, not a monument.
  • ✓ Distance keeps a near miss meaningful.
  • ✓ It asks for a point, not only a country name.

Play it when you trust your eye more than your list of countries. A perfect pin is rare. A pin in the right region is the ordinary win. Our hosted Krillion does not show photographs.

A pin in the right country can still be a poor score if the photo was a specific coast. DleBox does not show the photo or the kilometer count. Teuteuf's page drops your pin and draws the gap. We only tell you that monuments are optional. A drain, a bollard, or a species of tree is allowed to be the entire clue, which is why the game is not a capital quiz. Bring patience for an ordinary street, and for a score that is a distance rather than a name.

About the game

WhereTaken is published by Teuteuf. DleBox did not make that game. This page names the maker and links over. It does not speak for them.

Category:
Geography. Open the Geography category.
Updates:
Once a day on the original site.
Reset:
This page does not state their timezone. The original game shows the day's puzzle.