Guess the City

Indeed it is. Well done!

the closest I got was wondering around Algiers for a bit

snazziest fish market I've ever seen

https://i.postimg.cc/PJHThGrq/eee.jpg

Monday morning

looks a bit like Manchester at first glance

Lol I was thinking the estuary and skyline looked like Liverpool, the Mersey and the Wirral from Everton valley if you squint hard enough

I was looking at the river (bay?) and what appears to be a big inlet or tributary - maybe even a massive canal going through the middle of town and I started thinking about one of the ports along the Rhine but I think the Rhine is probably too narrow. Hamburg?

As usual I feel I'd have a better chance if I could see some church towers.

it looks Nordic and/or Baltic to me, but I don't think the layout is that of Hamburg. Helsinki perhaps?

Belfast?

Nord Iron

First instinct is Europe, maybe France? Looking for a French city with an estuary, Le Havre seems like it could fit, similar architecture. Can't find that spot yet tho

don't those pine trees look kinda southern?

Pretty sure they have those in Normandy at least.

The trees are throwing me a bit.

100 Rue Georges Lafaurie
https://maps.app.goo.gl/aXbkLjWhZsg5izn4A

Turns out I was right, it is Le Havre

oh wow

Good one.

Good work. good when the initial hunch comes in

https://i.postimg.cc/wjZLwPrb/fog.jpg

tuesday

Perth, Australia?

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania?

I was thinking maybe somewhere in Quebec on the St. Lawrence.

it's not Montreal, and I don't think there's another option for a place as dense as that

something about the architecture / roofs looks not North American to me

I’m pretty sure it’s Perth now.

The trees don't look right for Australia.

pretty sure it's in a deciduous zone.

Is it Dnipro, Ukraine? I can't find the exact view from that angle, but some bridges and buildings look very suggestive of being in the right place.

i've tried the mid-atlantic seaboard in the u.s. and some baltic cities. can't find anything that looks that bright / new lol. feel like it's gotta be a somewhat major shipping port (river adjacent to large body of water?) with those bridges.

xp!

the row of buildings at center right stretching into the bg looks soviet possibly

Think it's Dnipro, found the bridges

So o. nate otm

xp, but ima post anyway.
Not anywhere in the US, I don't see a single billboard or any large advertisement sign, which would be very unusual in that much city.

Dnipro for sure, this is the red-with-white-stripes building in the bottom right corner:
https://goo.gl/maps/wjNfp9u6tZod9EDw9

that is one nice-looking post-soviet city!

i got as far as Zaporizhzhia but did not move further up the dnieper. which is huge lol

Much of it was built up after the fall, unlike some other cities, but also worth mentioning that like Cracow in Poland, a certain amount of the pre-war city remained because it was occupied by the Nazis relatively briefly...and they also thought it was very beautiful. So much of Cracow's centrum remains relatively intact. It's odd.

Ha amazing. I was sure I could see the Matagarup bridge and then there was another bridge in about the right place and on the map there was a stadium in about the right location... which I didn’t check, looks nothing like the one in the pic. Good Dnipro-finding.

The bridge in the foreground doesn't appear to have clearance for freighters, but definitely can accommodate river barges.

There didn't seem to be enough cities on rivers in Canada, so I thought to try Russia and Eastern Europe. Started with Kiev moved south. Luckily found Dnipro pretty quick.

https://www.google.com/maps/@48.4668541,35.0298501,3a,90y,102.46h,75.88t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipOYXYr5x_jA-VfNkoFY8SRpecC00_pRXxjYaY5-!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOYXYr5x_jA-VfNkoFY8SRpecC00_pRXxjYaY5-%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya238.95596-ro0-fo100!7i14000!8i7000

Original view here.

The pictured Dnipro arena was too small for use in Euro 2012.

In 2015 Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk (as they were then known) knocked out Olympiacos, Ajax, Brugge, and Napoli before losing to to Sevilla in the Europa League final. They had to play their European home games in Kyiv due to the conflict in Eastern Ukraine (even though the city itself isn't really affected?). They then when bust in 2019, but there is now a successor club, SC Dnipro-1

https://www.google.com/maps/@48.464283,35.0328102,3a,60y,359.05h,79.61t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipOayIRAWgrUrqOuK3BRrAj0CR7vlVlG1k-okipL!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOayIRAWgrUrqOuK3BRrAj0CR7vlVlG1k-okipL%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi0-ya356.25626-ro-0-fo100!7i8984!8i4492

And another good Dnipro shot here

https://i.postimg.cc/c4yFvCZ6/ezu.jpg

Wednesday

Southern England. A less hilly part of Bristol?

Wakefield

TIL that uK cities that are not London have started doing red routes / urban clearways/ double red lines.

I think Wakefield might be the only UK city with street name signs in white lettering on black. Couldn't see any in the pic but there are still some up the road from me from pre boundary changes.

I recognize that sky but nothing else.

Also getting a West Country vibe, maybe Gloucester?

Inverness

feel like this is a trick question and the answer is west london near the a40.