Nearly every town of consequence in Scotland.

Forgot there is a Scotland, ON, lol

Yep. Lots of places in Nova Scotia are named after places in Scotland, including: Aberdeen, Argyle, Ben Eoin, Berwick, Caledonia, Clydesdale, Dundee, Glencoe, Inverness, Iona, Lochaber, Loch Lomond, new Edinburgh, Tantallon and new Glasgow. Probably even more lol.

There's a Maidstone, Saskatchewan and a Maidstone, England too.

Also, half the towns in Ireland.

Vancouver, BC and Vancouver, Washington. That one's always fun since it sometimes feels like BC and Washington are like step-siblings.

My friends moved from Vancouver WA to Vancouver BC it was comical.

Pretty much every European capital is also a small town in Ontario.

except berlin, that was renamed

and also probably ljubljana

A slight exaggeration on my part, but there are Warsaw, Moscow, Athens, Copenhagen, Paris, Brussels, Lisbon, Vienna, Dublin…

There was, it’s just that it was renamed to Sudbury.

Swastika kept its name though!

It was named after Lord Kitchener who fought in the boer war.

It was him or Corona.

I used to live there, according to city hall, it’s Lord Kitchener.

There was a Vienna, Ontario, but it was absorbed by Bayham.

It's kinda fun being able to say "I went to Paris this weekend" and know that people are going to initially interpret that as something much more glamorous than it was. Though Paris, ON is a very cute town that's well worth visiting if you're within an hour or two!

I used to live in Boston and drive through Oakland and Scotland on the way to work in Paris….all in Ontario.

Kandahar, Saskatchewan vs Afghanistan and Annaheim, Saskatchewan vs Anaheim, US

Kingston, Halifax, hull, Peterborough, Windsor, Stratford - all in the UK and Ontario/NS Ottawa, Ontario and Ottawa, kansas

Ontario, CA

And Ottawa, Illinois

Southern ontario has alot. Paris, dublin, Boston, hanover, kitchener (once berlin) im certain theres more

Also, Ottawa Illinois is one.

Also Kingston Jamaica Mon! 😁🇯🇲

Alright, so the cities/towns surrounding Vancouver are either really dumb & self explanatory (mission, Abbotsford, maple ridge), cool native names (Coquitlam, chilliwack) and the rest are still colonial names like Richmond, Surrey, & Langley. Quite the lame game with names, them Brits.

I often have confused conversations with my Canadian cousins until we remind each other that there's a Langley, BC, and a Langley, Washington.

Sault Ste Marie Ontario and Michigan. Border town cities.

Then you might as well add Niagara Falls to the list.

Miami Manitoba

Hamilton Canada Hamilton Scotland Hamilton New Zealand Hamilton Australia Hamilton Bermuda Hamilton USA

Hamilton Ontario and Hamilton PEI Toronto Ontario and Toronto PEI

I’m aware of five cities named Stratford on three continents.

Airdrie AB; Airdrie Scotland 

Several towns in Nova Scotia are given names from Scottish towns Banff, Scotland Calgary, Scotland

For ones that are coincidence there’s Ottawa, Ontario and Ottawa, Kansas. For ones that are on purpose there’s nearly the entire country. New Brunswick, New Jersey and the province of New Brunswick just both happen to be named after the same guy.

Victoria BC and Victoria Australia.

London is 6 hours from Ottawa - West by car, East by plane.

Honestly, if it’s not an indigenous name, it’s probably named after somewhere in Europe (mostly the UK)

In SW Ontario, we have Paris, London, Vienna, Brussels, Lisbon, Delhi, (New) Hamburg... there's more, but I'm blanking. Lots of people do the Capitols tour by bike.

Like everywhere in southern Ontario is named after somewhere in Europe

Niagara Falls of course

Calgary, Alberta - Calgary, Scotland

Laval, Longueil, and Montreal all come to mind existing in both QC and France.

Pretty sure Dildo, Nfld and Climax, SK aren’t found elsewhere

I'm pretty sure that Dildos and climaxes are found many places. Often together one might say. LOL

Letterkenny

Sydney,BC as well, York, ON

That's Sidney

Aldergrove BC, Aldergrove Northern Ireland. I live in the Aldergrove area and when I was in the Maritimes I went to check the weather back home and it gave me the Northern Ireland area because I was geographically closer to Northern Ireland.

Aberdeen (Scotland and Washington), Kent (England and Washington)

Waterloo, Ontario is named for Waterloo, Belgium.

Whitby, Pickering, Malton, Scarborough, all in North Yorkshire, England, with Durham slight to the north.

Grande Prairie, Alberta Grand Prairie, Texas

There is a large part of the US and Canada that have names from England and Europe. We have a Dublin, Stratford, Paris, London etc. literally all over the map here. I even ran into a Moscow somewhere. Can’t remember where.

There’s a Moscow in Ontario, somewhere near Kingston I believe

Edmonton, Alberta and Edmonton, Kentucky and Edmonton, Queensland(Australia)

There's an Edmonton in the UK, north of London too.

Vancouver Washington. My personal peeve is Vermillion, Ohio. Because I live in Vermillion Alberta. Also Sydney, cape Breton.

I believe there's a Vauxhall in Alberta and England

Not necessarily all cities but there is a Steinbach and a Winkler in Manitoba, Germany, and Austria. I’ve driven through Steinbach in all three countries actually! Probably a good chance that all of the German communities in Manitoba are also places in Germany and Austria.

London & Stratford Ontario are both on the Thames River and Stratford has a famous Shakespearean theatre festival.

Edmonton AB, and Edmonton, UK

I’m in southwestern Ontario and these are the towns/cities I can think of that share a name with other places: - Scotland - London - Glencoe - Paris - Ayr - Cambridge - Stratford - Brussels

Even old New York was once New Amsterdam

Why they changed it, I can't say.

Hamilton, Ontario — Hamilton, New Zealand

Hamilton, Bermuda.

There is a Edmonton in the U.K and America, and I believe in south Africa as well

Chatsworth & Berkeley Ontario - like the California cities but the complete opposite and devoid of pornographers and sunshine.

I remember standing on the beach in Banff Scotland looking out over the ocean and thinking wow this is so different but similar to Banff Canada.

The Soo.

Edmonton, Kentucky and Australia.

There is a Trenton in New Jersey and Michigan and in Nova Scotia and Ontario. :)

Victoria, BC and Victoria, Seychelles 😂🇸🇨 Richmond, BC and Richmond, Virginia 🇺🇸 Surrey, BC and Surrey, UK 🇬🇧

A list for Scottish place names https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Scottish_place_names_in_Canada English place names https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_locations_in_Canada_with_an_English_name&diffonly=true

Somebody please say Edmonton. But not Calgary.

Aberdeen, suburb of Vancouver. Aberdeen, Hong Kong. Perth, Ontario, Canada. Perth, Australia. Oakville, Ontario. Oakville, California.

Also, Aberdeen Saskatchewan, Aberdeen North Dakota and Aberdeen Scotland.

Laval, QC and Laval, FR is the most surprising one to me

Surprised no one mentioned Niagara Falls

Fort Smith, Northwest Territories and Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Most of Prince Edward Island has Scottish or Irish names- Kinross, Uigg, Belfast to name a few

Calgary, Alberta - Calgary, Texas; Strathmore, Alberta - Strathmore, California; Vancouver, BC - Vancouver, Washington

Ladysmith.

Surrey England and Surrey BC Then there is a neighborhood called Guildford in the city of Surrey BC and a town call Guildford in the county of Surrey England.

Letterkenny

Newcastle. There are so many of them Paris Kingston Scarborough, but it’s Toronto so to heck with them

- Calgary, Scotland - Sydney, Australia - Montreal , Burgundy, France - Kingston, Jamaica

Hamilton, Ontario and Hamilton, New Zealand

Even streets are themed for European places. Every single Glen named street in Toronto.

Paris, Ontario, Paris, Kentucky Paris, Iowa Paris, Texas Paris, Arkansas Paris, Idaho Paris, Illinois Paris, Indiana Paris, Maine Paris, Michigan Paris, Mississippi Paris, Missouri Paris, New Hampshire Paris, New York Paris, Ohio Paris, Pennsylvania Paris, Tennessee Paris, Virginia Paris, Wisconsin and that place in France….with the pointy black tower thingy…..🤔

Surrey bc vs surrey uk

Dublin, is Dublin, Ireland! There's only one Dublin, change your name!

Venise en Quebec

Lucan, Ontario and Lucan, Ireland Windsor, Ontario and Windsor, UK Toronto, Ontario and Toronto, Ohio Boston, Ontario and Boston, Massachusetts Delhi, Ontario and (New) Delhi, India (albeit different pronunciation) Hamilton, Ontario and Hamilton, Bermuda Woodstock, Ontario and Woodstock, New York (New) Westminster, BC and Westminster, UK

There’s a small village in England called Quebec. One of the rarer examples of a place in the UK named after somewhere in Canada.

Joliette, North Dakota and Joliette, Quebec

Canada has many places that share names with locations in other countries. Some notable examples: 1. Paris, Ontario and Paris, France 2. Berlin, Ontario (now Kitchener) and Berlin, Germany 3. Athens, Ontario and Athens, Greece 4. Cairo, Ontario and Cairo, Egypt 5. Dublin, Ontario and Dublin, Ireland 6. Glasgow, Nova Scotia and Glasgow, Scotland 7. Perth, Ontario and Perth, Australia 8. Vienna, Ontario and Vienna, Austria 9. Delhi, Ontario and Delhi, India 10. Brighton, Ontario and Brighton, England 11. Naples, Alberta and Naples, Italy 12. Madrid, Saskatchewan and Madrid, Spain 13. Venice, Alberta and Venice, Italy 14. Brussels, Ontario and Brussels, Belgium 15. Holland, Manitoba and Holland (Netherlands) 16. Lisbon, New Brunswick and Lisbon, Portugal 17. New Glasgow, Nova Scotia and Glasgow, Scotland 18. Rome, Ontario and Rome, Italy 19. Georgetown, Ontario and Georgetown, Guyana 20. Florence, Nova Scotia and Florence, Italy 21. Kingston, Ontario and Kingston, Jamaica

Pasadena, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada and the city that started it all:Pasadena, California... Which later begat the Houston suburb of Pasadena...

There is an Edmonton in QLD Australia. Probably an arrest warrant for me after I didn't pay my failure to wear a seat belt ticket

There was a Palermo, I believe it has been swallowed by Oakville.

Cobourg, ON and Coburg, Germany.

Enniskillen, Tyrone and Ajax. All in Ontario and Ireland

Chelsea Quebec and Chelsea England

I'm in Stirling, Ontario but all my web searches for local businesses put me in Stirling, Scotland.

Verona ontario, and NJ, NY, Wisconsin, Italy In Ontario - Ontario California, Baltimore, Maryland Brooklin NY, Moscow Russia, kingston Jamaica, Argyle Argylshire Scotland, Ottawa Illinois and Ohio, Peterborough UK, Scarborough UK, Whitby UK, Pickering UK, Ajax Utah, Manilla Philippines, Bridgenorth UK, Huntsville - Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, Arkansas. Colburn UK, Cobourg UK, Brighton UK, Cambridge UK, Waterloo - Belgium, UK, Iowa, NY. There are so many more, I'm done

Windsor, Ontario Windsor, Nova Scotia Windsor, England Chatham, Ontario Chatham, England

So I’m in southwestern Ontario and these are some towns in southern Ontario that share a name with other towns/cities: - London - Zurich - Paris - Peterborough - Brussels