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Old Posted Jul 15, 2026, 1:51 PM
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I personally never felt that Montreal was a Great lakes City. Partly due to the distance geographically, and partly due to the distance culturally. It was always a river city. And the St. Laurent at Montreal is one powerful river.

Montreal (and Quebec City) does its own thing, but it is closer to being an Eastern Seaboard city than a Great Lakes City.
Yeah, the constant power of the St. Lawrence at Montreal as it drains the vast inland seas of North American is truly awesome.

It's not Great Lakes and it's not East Coast. I agree -- it's an interior river city through and through.
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