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Is Canada one third the size of the us?
No. In fact, Canada and the US are very similar in size. Canada is the second largest country in the world while the US is the third. Canada has a total area of 9.9 million km2 while the US has a total area of 9.8 million km2.
Is Canada a state of the US?
No, it never has been.
What us state is immediatly south of Montreal Canada?
New York State is immediately south of Montreal, Canada.
What is the us state to the northwest of Canada?
No state is on top of Canada, and no state is north of Canada, as Canada stretches further north than any other country in the world. Perhaps you are thinking of Alaska, which is the most northerly US state and lies to the north-west of much of Canada.
Is Atlanta in Canada?
No it is in the southern US State of Georgia.
What US state compares in size to Ukraine?
Texas is similar in size to Ukraine.
What US state does Jordan compare to in size?
Jordan is roughly the size of the US state of Maine. Both regions are similar in terms of land area and population size.
Is Canada one third the size of the us?
No. In fact, Canada and the US are very similar in size. Canada is the second largest country in the world while the US is the third. Canada has a total area of 9.9 million km2 while the US has a total area of 9.8 million km2.
What Canada state borders on US state?
Canada does not have states.
What US state is similar in size to Germany?
Interesting question, but Georgia or Alabama would come close to Germany.
Which counrty is larger us or Canada?
Canada is larger in size, but the US is larger in population.
Which state is larger the US or Canada?
Canada by area
Where does the US and Canada rank in the world by size?
Russia 1 Canada 2 US 3
What state in the us is separated from the US by Canada?
Alaska
Which US state borders Canada and NOT the US?
Alaska
What is a size comparison or Iraq using a us state or the us?
It is comparable to the size of the state of California.
What is a state to the US and what is the it to Canada?
We have "provinces"
