Red = high riskOrange = moderate risk
Green = low risk
The purple dashed lines = areas that are presently submerging
Source: Atlas of Canada (You can view the entire map of Canada here).
Red = high riskOrange = moderate risk
Green = low risk
The purple dashed lines = areas that are presently submerging
Source: Atlas of Canada (You can view the entire map of Canada here).
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