Yup. When I counted six, I immediately thought, "Six Flags Over Texas." So I knew it was Austin. Of course, having lived in Texas for 46 years didn't hurt either. The irony there is that I've never been to Austin.

Just barely.

Ha, I saw that too.

It's also the infamous tower where Charles Whitman shot from in 1966 killing 14 people and wounding 31.

You're right. That flag was a giveaway when I knew it was in Austin. In Longhorn country.

@@sylvesteryoung2514 Did you go through Austin when you were traveling & if so did you see those 6 Panels?

I did exactly the same thing.

I couldnt figure it out from the panels. Then i noticed what looked like the Texas state flag.

What about Craig?

Looks like it's a reference to "Six flags over Texas" en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_flags_over_Texas but I've never heard of that before.

@@samddw4845 Did you go through Austin when you were traveling & if so did you see that particular Building?

My daughter lives in Austin. The six panels, and the six flags, reference the six countries/nations that at one time or another have possessed the land where Texas is located. Texas has been claimed by or part of Spain, France, Mexico, itself (prior to being the Lone Star State it was the Lone Star Republic), the United States and the Confederate States. Each panel depicts the symbol of one of those.

Tommy Dee Remember that it was Austin, TX, not just Texas itself.

the clue said to count the panels, which should have given the answer to anyone paying attention.

Also just remember that it’s Austin, Texas, not just Texas itself.

Due to cancel culture isnt it now 5? France, Spain, Mexico, Texas, United States. The other cant he mentioned because of political correctness

Plus there was literally a flag of Texas in the picture

@@alfonsomunoz4424 that right there should tell you that’s Austin

... because of course they wanted it to be bigger

Now that's irony

$44,900.

Texas is associated with six because it's been held by 6 different countries (since colonial times). Spain, France, Mexico, Texas (the country), the Confederate States and the USA.

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@@hgb0005 - I may have been referring to the fact that the winner was the one who identified Texas as a city. Not sure.

Take a look at a map.

Texas fought for the confederacy in the American Civil War. That's one of the 6 flags. Pretty sure that qualifies it as part of "The South" pretty conclusively. If that's not enough though, then consider that of all the state capitals, Austin is the second southernmost at 30.267 N latitude, just barely beating Tallahassee at 30.438. The only capital further south is Honolulu at 20.307, the only one in the tropics.

Eastern Texas is absolutely considered part of the South.

@@heywardhollis1160 bad reasoning,,,,but Texas is absolutely part of the South. Austin is not in East Texas

Don't say that!