Where on Earth...? MISR Mystery Image Quiz #12 Here's another
chance to play geographical detective! This natural-color image
from the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR) was
captured by the instrument's nadir camera on May 31, 2002, and
covers an area of 244 kilometers x 249 kilometers. NOTE: To make
identification of this scene more difficult, the image has been
rotated such that north is not necessarily at the top. Use any
reference materials you like to answer the following four
questions about some distinctive features within the scene. 1.
The location of a city is indicated by the pale gray-colored
pixels in the upper left. Three of the following four statements
about this city are true. Which statement is false? (A) No city
with a larger population is located within 4 degrees latitude.
(B) The city was established about 300 years ago. (C) There are
hundreds of bridges within the metropolitan area, of which only
one is a drawbridge. (D) A linear feature connecting the island
to the right of the