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Originally Posted by Crawford
I'm not talking about Southwest Ontario. I'm talking everything past London, which, yeah, is largely empty. Ontario is very built up and populated once you hit London.
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Perhaps, but if the discussion is mega-regions the Quebec - Windsor/Detroit corridor is very much one. Like all mega-regions there are bits with less people, farms, or nothing.
What makes this a mega region is the 22 million people (close to 27 million if you include Detroit) that live in a relatively linear path from one end to the other. It's a major thoroughfare for people and products. There are substantial economic (globally in the top 10), social, cultural, and political ties linking it together.