Which famous brand's logo contains an actual, intentional geographical feature that represents the company's origins?

Many global brands incorporate subtle geographical elements into their logos that often go unnoticed by consumers. These design choices can represent company origins, target markets, or brand values. Test your knowledge of how geography influences brand identity through logo design. Can you spot the real geographical reference among these famous brand logos?

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Toblerone - The Matterhorn mountain is subtly embedded in the logo, representing the chocolate's Swiss heritage
Amazon - The yellow arrow points from A to Z but also represents the Nile River, the world's longest river, symbolizing Amazon's vast selection
Starbucks - The siren's crown contains miniature outlines of Seattle's skyline where the company was founded
FedEx - The negative space between E and X forms an arrow but also outlines the Memphis, TN cityscape where the company was headquartered