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Old Posted Jun 19, 2019, 2:08 AM
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Originally Posted by edale View Post
^I've always thought Toronto lacked in the iconic park category. New York has Central Park, Montreal has Mount Royal, Chicago has Millennium Park, Vancouver has Stanley, LA Griffith, SF Golden Gate, London Paris, Madrid...all have at least one famous park. I don't have a park that comes to mind when I think of Toronto.
Downtown Toronto is surrounded on 3 sides by massive green spaces.
High Park to the West, the Don River Valley to the East and the Toronto Islands to the South
but I guess High Park would be the closest analog to those other parks you mentioned

Here is the size comparison

High Park:160 Ha
Don River Valley Park 200 Ha
Toronto islands: 332 Ha


Millennium Park, Chicago: 10 Ha
Mount Royal Park, Montreal: 280 Ha
Central Park, NYC: 340 Ha
Stanley Park, Vancouver: 405 Ha



High Park



Don Valley Ravine


Toronto Islands



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