Difference between revisions of "Sarnia North, Ontario"
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|nw = [[Tawas, Michigan|Tawas/Oscoda]] | |nw = [[Tawas, Michigan|Tawas/Oscoda]] | ||
|n = [[Port Austin, Michigan|Port Austin]] | |n = [[Port Austin, Michigan|Port Austin]] | ||
| − | |ne = [[ | + | |ne = [[Bruce County, Ontario|Bruce County]] |
|w = [[Saginaw, Michigan|Saginaw]] | |w = [[Saginaw, Michigan|Saginaw]] | ||
|e = [[London North, Ontario|London North]] | |e = [[London North, Ontario|London North]] | ||
Revision as of 19:41, 10 July 2008
| Tawas/Oscoda | Port Austin | Bruce County |
| Saginaw | Sarnia North, Ontario | London North |
| Detroit | Detroit NE | London South |
| <mapimg lat="43" lon="-82" /> | ||
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The Sarnia North, Ontario graticule is at latitude 43, longitude -82. It is comprised of about 50% water (Lake Huron), the northeast section of Michigan's thumb area (including the cities of Sandusky, Croswell and Lexington), and the extreme northern edge of Sarnia, Ontario. The majority of the land-mass of this graticule is farmland.
Given the low overall population density of this graticule, individuals from these areas may want to consider the Saginaw or Detroit graticules instead.
