England City Centres: American finds Cricket in a City on GeoGuessr?

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IF England had won, it's unlikely that Sadiq Khan would have allowed celebrations!

Round 1: No moving necessary, as a Londoner that is very easy! Round 2: This feels like Manchester, 0161 phone code confirms it. I hunt around ages trying to work out where we are, drop a load of points after mistaking Shaw Street for Spaw Street. Not happy with myself for that. Round 3: This feels like Leeds but not quite. Move around until I see Sheffield City Council signs, ah that explains it. A few yards away but no dropped points Round 4: A whole lot of nothing, is this Milton Keynes? No, that says Northumbria University - so we're in Newcastle. I visited there about 25 years ago, can I remember where it is. The answer is not quite but not far off. Round 5: Pretty, but this doesn't feel like a city centre so it's a smaller city. Possibly northern, could this be Lancaster? The bus stop says Ford Park Road, that doesn't help now but will be useful later. A bit more random moving around and I find South West Landlords and Plymouth Homes - well that's definitely not Lancaster! I zoom in on Plymouth looking at all the parks until I find Ford Park, after that it's easy.

Plymouth is in Devon not Cornwall. The boundary between the two counties is the River Tamar, just to the west of Plymouth.

The reason for the Canadian flags is that building is Canada House, which is the Canadian High Commission (it's the embassy but called something different because Canada and the UK are both Commonwealth nations) The balls in round 3 will be steel not brass - Sheffield was the centre of the UK steel-making industry Primark is a clothing shop, low-middle market I think The nets in round 5 are indeed for cricket batting practice. Plymouth is emphatically not Cornwall, it's proud of being on the Devon side of the border!

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Rooney is at Plymouth Argyle - well, for the next few months 😂

BTW - Primark is an inexpensive clothing retailer known for very large stores in city centres throughout the UK.

They are known as cricket nets rather than cages. The batter would say, “I’m going for a net”.

Primark is a clothing retail chain, mostly budget fashion. There are close to 200 branches in the UK, one of which I work at, so if a Primark game exists there'd be plenty of locations. :)