Contest #23
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I’ve found this on the map, though I’m not quite sure what its name is. Point Roberts? It’s a few miles south of Vancouver, but the south is in the USA: the border runs along that road just north of the golf course on the west side. So I guess you have to go through Canada to get there by road. (Weird.)
Comment by brian t | March 28, 2008
You should have included the international boundary! That would have made it interesting. This is Point Roberts, the southern part of which is part of Washington, U.S.A., and the northern part of which is part of B.C., Canada. My that border by the golf course and cul-de-sacs looks fiercely guarded. Trivia here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_Roberts,_Washington
Comment by Ben Bayer | March 28, 2008
Point Roberts, Washington State, USA - located to the south of Tsawwassen, British Columbia, CANADA. 49N can be seen as the border between the houses and trees in the west part of the picture. To get from Point Roberts by land into the rest of the USA, you have to travel through Canada.
Comment by ACG | March 28, 2008
It is Point Roberts, near Vancouver (Canada).
A border between Canada (Northern part) and the USA (southern part)
Comment by Karel | March 28, 2008
This looks like Point Roberts, Washington, right on the border with Canada.
Comment by Dave Rennie | March 28, 2008
Point Roberts, WA
Comment by Matt Manolides | March 28, 2008
Point Roberts, Washington. Accessible by road only via Canada.
Comment by Ron Schott | April 1, 2008