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Photos Of Montreal Using Google Earth Are Exactly What You Would Expect, AMAZING!
You will appreciate the city a lot more now.
February 12, 2015, 06:20 PM
Photo cred - TheAtlantic
Canada is the second largest country in the world spanning over 10 million square kilometers, and with a population of little over 35 million, it makes us one of the least densely populated countries in the world. But that hasn't stopped us from having a massive impact on the country's landscape. Alan Taylor, a senior editor at The Atlantic decided to spend his weekend exploring Canada's immense territory using Google Earth in a collection he calls: Human Landscapes of Canada and amongst this collection were 17 breathtaking areal shots of Quebec.
1. The access to a tunnel to Montreal's Ile Charron
2. Cargo vehicles in a warehouse beside a farm near Coteau-du-Lac
3. The streets of Montreal
4. The harbor of Cap-aux-Meules
5. Farm fields near Sabrevois
6. Thetford Mines
7. The Grande-Baie factory
8. The water treatment plant near Terrebonne
9. A river crossing farm through the fields near Yamaska
10. The granite quarry near La Baie
11. Train rails near Saint-Lazare
12. La Citadelle Fortress in Quebec
13. Patterns created by logging activity near Saint-Gedeon-de-Beauce
14. A golf course near Saint-Polycarpe
15. Highway interchange near Saint-Pacome
16. The U.S.- Canada border near Lac Metgermette Quebec
17. Montreal's Mount-Royal
Be sure to check out Alan Taylor's entire gallery of photos at The Atlantic.
