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Are cities like Vancouver and London smaller in population than they are today?
Would Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador (except the northern portion) have metropolises or cities with more than 1 million inhabitants? Would San Diego get occasional blizzards a few times a decade? Would most of the Western European population be in southern Germany towards the Mediterranean? Would Khabarovsk krai, Russia have a network of cities, perhaps even medium-sized cities? Would most of northern Japan be free of heavy snow? Are the lower latitudes of the eastern continents the new holiday destinations on beaches with good weather?
Are cities like Vancouver and London smaller in population than they are today?
Would Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador (except the northern portion) have metropolises or cities with more than 1 million inhabitants? Would San Diego get occasional blizzards a few times a decade? Would most of the Western European population be in southern Germany towards the Mediterranean? Would Khabarovsk krai, Russia have a network of cities, perhaps even medium-sized cities? Would most of northern Japan be free of heavy snow? Are the lower latitudes of the eastern continents the new holiday destinations on beaches with good weather?
Yes Dallas would probably be borderline tropical under such a rearrangement of Ocean currents...
Not all, but that simply shows the problem with the North America/Europe-normative "west coasts are warmer" generalization.
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