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[BrandonTO416]

This is one of the more amazing panoramic views from the CN Tower, although you have to scroll much to the right to see many of the buildings. I find it bizzaire how tiny the buildings in Mississauga and North York all the way over towards Scarborough seem to be due to the distance.

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Although I love photos from the lakefront, they really don't measure the size of the city and most buildings are north-south not east-west.



Here is a WWI air show photo, although the buildings are easy to see behind the downtown northward away from the lakefront:



And from the CN Tower, as the above photos show, when you're looking westward you really can't see Mississauga well. Mississauga is in the distance across the Humber Bay:



And of course here is Mississauga from a distance, but zoomed in with more clarity:



Driving toward North York on the 401, which you can see in the distance north of downtown in the panoramas above:

[Jack_Stuart]

Only two words AMAZING panoramas!!! I think Toronto is created for these beautiful views. We have not to forget on the tallest tower in our city and more taller buildings in Toronto. The buildings in the centre of our largest city are among the tallest in the world, and are certainly some of the tallest in Canada. And when you have 298 metres and 76 floors to work with, that’s certainly a big deal. I found a special article about the tallest buildings in Toronto: http://jamiesarner.c...ldings-ontario/ Each one of these buildings offer the most wonderful scenarios and panoramas in Toronto.