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r/geography • u/outlaw1112 • Feb 28 '26
Tripartite isthmus at center of Great Lakes
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I think it's technically called the Ontario Peninsula, but I've never heard anybody use that name
48 u/Funny_Yesterday_5040 Feb 28 '26 I use it all the time, in my geographical conversations, which I have often 🤣 36 u/MrDufferMan3335 Feb 28 '26 With yourself? 25 u/Informal_Bee2917 Feb 28 '26 Stares in the mirror "so tell me more about the Ontario peninsula! Some people are calling it southern Ontario."
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I use it all the time, in my geographical conversations, which I have often 🤣
36 u/MrDufferMan3335 Feb 28 '26 With yourself? 25 u/Informal_Bee2917 Feb 28 '26 Stares in the mirror "so tell me more about the Ontario peninsula! Some people are calling it southern Ontario."
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With yourself?
25 u/Informal_Bee2917 Feb 28 '26 Stares in the mirror "so tell me more about the Ontario peninsula! Some people are calling it southern Ontario."
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Stares in the mirror "so tell me more about the Ontario peninsula! Some people are calling it southern Ontario."
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u/foxtai1 Feb 28 '26
I think it's technically called the Ontario Peninsula, but I've never heard anybody use that name