Which City in Ontario? - Statistics

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Description	Letter	City	% Correct
Capital city of Canada	O	Ottawa	100%
Known for the CN Tower and was originally named "York"	T	Toronto	100%
Home to Western University, and has the same name as a European capital	L	London	97%
Largest suburb of the above, containing its major airport	M	Mississauga	97%
Overlooks Detroit across the river	W	Windsor	97%
Ontario's most famous natural landmark	N	Niagara Falls	94%
Largest city on the Canadian side of Lake Superior	T	Thunder Bay	90%
Located on the far western end of Lake Ontario	H	Hamilton	84%
Named for an English city that itself was named for Saint Peter	P	Peterborough	84%
Also the name of a coat store and the largest city in Vermont	B	Burlington	81%
Forms a tri-city metro area with Cambridge and Waterloo	K	Kitchener	81%
Home to Queen's University, and is the largest city of the Thousand Islands region	K	Kingston	74%
Copper and nickel mining city in "Northern" Ontario	S	Sudbury	68%
Home of the "Canada's Wonderland" amusement park	V	Vaughan	65%
Also a region on the South West peninsula of England	C	Cornwall	61%
Name originates from the Ojibwa word aazhawe	O	Oshawa	61%
Located on the shore of Lake Simcoe	B	Barrie	58%
Neighbour of Pickering and Whitby	A	Ajax	55%
Located on the St. Marys River	S	Sault Ste. Marie	52%
Wayne Gretzky's birthplace	B	Brantford	42%

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