Yes, this is an actual #FridayQuiz!

Can you provide the exact #geolocation?

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#Quiztime house rules:
Post your solution as an answer to this image.
Please briefly explain your method and proof. Others would like to learn from you.
If it’s just a wild guess, you can reply to the original post, so that others may join your search.

@fiete
Somehow Google Lens takes the fun out of it 🙁 Based on the image search GL pointed out what felt like "everything in the Pacific that ever had an air strip". Visual identification showed that it can't be Tromelin Island, Tern Island, or Fiery Cross Reef. Baker Island was a match, although your image is south up. Interestingly the blob I mistook for a sign or building is actually a small body of water.

0°11.6229'N 176°28.3947'W

@oli I actually toyed with the idea of a much smaller crop of the picture to make it harder. But then again, if Lens does not point to the full solution but a few possible ones, that's fine for me. It sometimes takes a lot of effort and time to construct a more difficult but solvable challenge for Quiztime. While in the real world, the hardest challenges just appear out of the blue.
@oli 👏 I'ts correct of course.