Vancouver

As of recent estimates, the Lower Mainland of Vancouver, BC, has over 1.5 million registered vehicles. This figure includes various types of vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles. The number can fluctuate due to factors like population growth and changes in transportation trends. For the most accurate and up-to-date statistics, checking with local government or transportation agencies is recommended.

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The Fort was built using labour from local first nations people, who were paid one Hudson's Bay blanket for every 40 pickets they cut

That's hard to say, since a large part of that is over water and not road. If you are driving and taking a ferry it will be around 2.5 hours. I assume you mean.... oh, you don't mean Sidney on vancouver island but Sydney Australia....

Well that's different. You should check with an online travel service. Just pick a random flight and see it's duration.

There are ferry terminals to the North and South of Vancouver. The southern terminal is in Tsawwassen and goes to Schwartz Bay (just north of Victoria, BC). The northern terminal is in Horseshoe Bay and goes to Nanaimo. Both terminals have ferries to the Gulf islands as well. Information can be found on the BC Ferries website provided in the 'related links'.

The drive from Orange County, California, to Vancouver, Washington, typically takes around 15 to 17 hours, covering approximately 1,000 to 1,100 miles, depending on your specific starting and ending points. This estimate includes time for minimal stops, but actual travel time can vary based on traffic conditions, road work, and rest breaks. It's advisable to plan for an overnight stop if you prefer a more relaxed journey.

Vancouver Island's area is 7,940,500 acres.

Vancouver British Columbia Canada to Seattle Washington USA is south direction.

3hr 55min Vancouver (YVR) to Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) by a nonstop flight operated by American Airlines.

Vancouver is a hilly city surrounded on three sides by water. Many of the streets are lined with trees and there are lots of green parks. Adjacent to the downtown core is Stanley Park, which is larger than New York's Central Park. The northern horizon is dominated by three mountains, which make for good skiing and hiking less than an hour's drive from downtown.

The climate is mild, with only a few days of snow per year, and warm summers that only rarely get very hot. It rains a lot throughout the year, except for the summer.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada = 44.3 square miles.

Parliament Hill - equivalent to the White House in the U.S.

The city of Vancouver, BC is part of the GVRD, the Greater Vancouver Regional District.

It is about 780 km so the drive is about 8 hours at least depending on stops etc..cheers

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Yes, Vancouver is behind Toronto by 3 hours

Vancouver is located in the Pacific Maritime climate region.

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The distance between Vancouver to St.John's is about 4590 miles (7314 km).

It was named after Captain George Vancouver. He spent years exploring and mapping the north-west coast of North America and was the first European to enter Burrard Inlet, the main harbour of the city that bears his name. See the related link below for more information.
Captain George Vancouver who was the first officer of English Explorer James Cook.

Vancouver is a city in Washington State. It is the only city in the United States with the name Vancouver.

Both Vancouver, BC and Prince Rupert, BC

I don't think there are any direct flights. I have done it via Taipei, Beijing, Honolulu and LA, San Francisco, and LA - Auckland. I think Honolulu was the quickest at 6 hours between Vancouver and Honolulu and 8-9 between Honolulu and Sydney. The LA route isn't too much longer and usually cheaper than Honolulu.