Where in the World #4

This puzzle relates to a specific location—can you use the themed answers to figure out where you are before the grid spells out the answer?

Special shout out to Dob (half of CrossweirdTV and purveyor of pleasing puzzles), who redeemed this puzzle (long, long ago) as a channel-point redemption on my stream!

Many thanks to the Rackenfracker's dadgumituh and jmsr525 for the test solves! (Did you do Rackenfracker's Eleven yet?)

If you solve or stream or love or hate, lemme know! (joeadultman on Twitch and Twitter)

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  1. ButlerOnTheAirNovember 29, 2022 at 6:44 PM

    Hi Joe, We're going to solve your puzzle on stream. Here we go!

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  2. Robert HutchinsonDecember 4, 2022 at 12:49 PM

    Great puzzle! I'm always impressed by clues like 15A, where the simplicity is elevated by such a cleverly worded definition.

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