Don't ask why I did this...bordom perhaps? Nonetheless, I captured the downtown maps of
most Canadian cities.
The scales are all relatively the same. It's actually neat how much land is amassed (and not) compared to others. Also, it shows how various downtown areas could possibly take riding lessons from others in the country and also how they could be used wisely.
From West to East
Victoria
Vic by
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Vancouver
Van by
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Calgary
Cal by
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Edmonton
Edm by
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Saskatoon
Toon by
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Regina
Reg by
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Winnipeg
Win by
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Windsor
Wsr by
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London
Lon by
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Hamilton (My Hood
)
Ham by
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Missisauga...I know...the skyline/city centre just consists of what happened when a condo had quintuplets with an office tower.
Miss by
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Toronto
Tor by
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Ottawa
Ott by
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Montreal
Mtl by
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Quebec City
Que by
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Halifax
Hfx by
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St. Johns
SJ by
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