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How far south does Canada reach below the 49th parallel northern border of the US?
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The most southern point of Canada is Middle Island in Lake Erie. It lies about 500 miles (about 800 kilometers) south of the 49th parallel, which is part of the northern border of the contiguous US 48 states.
Middle Island, Ontario, Canada lies at 41°40' 53" N latitude. A glance at a map will show that many US states lie partly or completely north of this part of Canada!
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