What's the most English part of North America? (neighborhoods, farmers)

[hipcat]

In the US Utah(with some Scandanavians).

Canada. British Columbia.

[The Ancient Oracle]

The flag of Ontario has the Union Jack on it, and is similar to the flag that was the national flag of Canada before 1965.

Even today you see houses in Ontario displaying the British Union Jack flag.

The flag of Newfoundland was the Union Jack until 1980.

[King of Kensington]

Port Hope and Cobourg have quite an English feel.

[foreverdublin21]

Ohio

[King of Kensington]

Kentucky must be pretty up there in terms of English ancestry.

[Al G]

Boston and Charleston

[Melaniead111]

Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl

The Outer Banks of North Carolina

I live on cape hatteras (if you know about the outer bank than you know about that) and the outer banks are the opposite

[fikatid]

Victoria B.C. in my opinion in terms of architecture and culture. I find it more English than any other parts of North American for sure.

[DevanXL]

on Culture and Preservation, then Victoria, BC alone takes the crown, but I don't know if the demographics point to a Truly English city.

[Billy Goat Guff]

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