Canada - The "Strip" Perspective (to live in, stats)

[iPwn]

a map i made just now:

[iPwn]

At least 90% of Canada's population exists in this narrow strip.

[Robynator]

You can find Canada's population distribution maps by typing "population distribution Canada" into a Google Image search. I quite like Stats Canada's population density map as it gives a more accurate depiction of how Canada's population is spread out across the country:

http://www.canadainfolink.ca/DensityMap2001.jpg (broken link)

[iPwn]

Originally Posted by Robynator

You can find Canada's population distribution maps by typing "population distribution Canada" into a Google Image search. I quite like Stats Canada's population density map as it gives a more accurate depiction of how Canada's population is spread out across the country:

http://www.canadainfolink.ca/DensityMap2001.jpg (broken link)

Alberta is really the northernmost province, if not the coldest (that would be Manitoba!)

[chicken.or.the.nugget]

I think the coldest province might be Quebec. I know Winnipeg is colder than Quebec City and Montreal but Quebec goes really far north!

[evanusc]

I like the REAL CANADA map! Seems it is just a slight extension of the US one up to the north. LOL

[Belinda_Cooperstone1]

That's because even us Canadian's are not crazy enough to live in the Great White North.