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Discover the unique neighborhoods of Canadian cities with our interactive quiz. Test your knowledge and see the neighborhoods change colors as you guess them correctly.

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Canada City Neighborhoods – Choose City

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First choose one of the following Canadian cities by entering it – ‘Calgary’, ‘Edmonton’, ‘Red Deer’, ‘Saskatoon’, ‘Toronto’, ‘Vancouver’ or ‘Windsor’. Then name the neighborhoods in that city. Neighborhoods will switch from blue to red shading as they are guessed.

Enter one of the 7 Canadian cities listed in the directions to begin.

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mapman

8 months ago

this challenge is impossible for Toronto it wont let me enter port union, the Kingsway, Scarborough junction, the Toronto islands, cabbage town, harbourfront, and bedford park. what i just listed are names of neighborhoods that when i highlight google maps match the shape of what i am missing so this challenge either some incorrect names or its broken.

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darin

8 months ago

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It looks like Toronto updated their neighborhoods in 2022…I’ll try to get it updated to the current 158.

Edit: I’ve updated this to the current 158 official neighborhoods. Keep in mind you have to name them pretty spot-on with how the city officially named them.

Last edited 8 months ago by darin