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The Ernst-Happel Stadium, built in Vienna in 1930 for the Second Workers' Olympiad,

is at about 48.207° North latitude.

A sweep across Canada for population centers at the same approximate latitude

uncovers the following:

Ontario :

-- Suomi (48.24°)

-- Thunder Bay (48.39°)

-- Goudreau (48.26°)

-- Dalton (48.15°)

-- Foleyet (48.24°)

-- Sesekinika (48.21°)

-- Virginiatown (48.15°)

Quebec:

-- Arntfield (48.20°)

-- Cadillac (48.27°)

-- Obaska (48.205°)

-- Bourmont (48.20°)

-- Ferland (48.18°)

-- Petit-Saguenay (48.213°)

-- Saint-Simone-de-Rimouski (48.203°)

-- Gascons (48.196°)

Newfoundland and Labrador :

-- Saint Fintans (48.202°)

-- Clarenville airport (48.275°)

-- Old Bonaventure (48.29°)

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None of the Canadian cities are at the same latitude as London, England. London is located at 51.5 degrees north latitude, while major Canadian cities like Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver are further north.

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Hundreds have. Here is a selection:

Spain: Avilés, Gijón

France: Toulouse, Montpelier, Arles, Nice

Italy: Pisa, Livorno, Ancona

Croatia: Split

Bosnia/Herzegovina: Sarajevo

Serbia: Krusevac

Bulgaria: Dobrich

Russian Federation: Sochi, Nalchik,

Kazakhstan: Aqtau

China: Urümqi, Linxi, Tongliao

Japan: Asahikawa

USA: Boise ID, Moose WY, Thermopolis & Newcastle WY, Sioux Falls SD,

Albert Lea MN, Lacrosse & Sheboygan WI, Bay City & Cass City MI

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The latitude at the center of Ontario, California is 34.0635 North. Reasonably close

to that same latitude are the cities/towns of . . .

-- Rabat and Fez, Morocco

-- Nurabad, Iran

-- Peshawar, Pakistan

-- Srinagar, India

-- Yuxia and Xuchang, China

-- Hofu and Tokushima, Japan

If the question refers to the Canadian province of Ontario (it would have been

considerate to specify), that's quite a different matter. From Pelee Island in

Lake Erie to the south shore of Hudson's Bay, Ontario spans a range of about

15.14 degrees of latitude, or about 1,050 miles (1,680 km) north-to-south.

In that same range of latitude around the Earth, there are literally thousands

of population centers of all shapes and sizes, in 45 different countries!

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Calgary has a similar latitude to London, but they're not identical

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Oviedo, Bilbao, San Sebastián, Toulouse, Montpellier, Monaco, Pisa,

Florence, and Sarajevo, are all within less than 1/2 degree.

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