Readymix logo geoglyph Readymix logo geoglyph The Readymix logo geoglyph is a large geoglyph of the Readymix logo carved into the ground of the Nullarbor Plain about north west of Caiguna, Western Australia. At the time of its creation the Readymix logo geoglyph was the largest such signage of its kind, and appeared in the Guinness Book of Records between 1972 and 1991, first as the world's largest advertising sign and, later, as the world's largest letters. The wide, tall logo consists of the words "READYMIX" surrounded by a diamond. Each letter is high by wide, with a line thickness of . Prior
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