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File:Toronto map.png

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Description
English: Map of Toronto

Geographic limits of the map:

  • N: 43.8754583°
  • S: 43.5655833°
  • W: -79.6763555°
  • E: -79.0993611°
  • ratio of height of image to width = 0.74375
Français : Carte de Toronto
Deutsch: Karte von Toronto
Date March 2009
Source own work, used:
  • OpenStreetMap
  • minimap created with Greater toronto area map-de.svg by NordNordWest
Author Lencer
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This map has been made or improved in the German Kartenwerkstatt (Map Lab). You can propose maps to improve as well.

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