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I wouldn’t count the land area, really. It’s mostly tundra. Doesn’t something like 95% of the population live within 100 miles of the US border?
by TylerE 4y ago
I wouldn’t count the land area, really. It’s mostly tundra. Doesn’t something like 95% of the population live within 100 miles of the US border?
- vkou 4y agoMore than half of Canadians live south of Seattle, 80% of the country is completely uninhabited, and most of what is - is not much different in infrastructure (and the lack thereof) as the middle-of-nowhere parts of the US.
- dsq 4y agoA lot of Canada has no soil due to glaciers repeatedly scraping it off and dumping it in the US midwest.
- sergers 4y agoYea sorry if my point wasn't clear, I was basically trying to say this. Because of the vast distance between inhabitable area, it is very Costly to support connected infrastructure without the population needs to support it
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