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0 pointsjohan_larson7y ago0 comments

Yes it is. My favorite anecdote about it is that the province of Ontario is big enough to have vineyards in the south and polar bears in the north.

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Half of Canada's population lives south of the red line in this map, which is also further south than Seattle.

Yup. That line is just north of Montreal, so the area south of it includes Canada's two largest metropolitan areas.

Did you know there's a tiny bit of Canada that is further south than the California-Oregon border?

zrail7y ago

Detroit is actually north of that tiny bit of Canada too. Blew my mind a little when we moved here.

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Half of Canada's population lives south of the red line in this map, which is also further south than Seattle.

Yup. That line is just north of Montreal, so the area south of it includes Canada's two largest metropolitan areas.

Did you know there's a tiny bit of Canada that is further south than the California-Oregon border?

zrail7y ago

Detroit is actually north of that tiny bit of Canada too. Blew my mind a little when we moved here.

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