but how far from Wisconsin? On google map the center of Ontario is right above Wisconsin but if your over New York (closer to Toronto) then it's alot farther. Maybe 500miles and I'm about 200miles.
LoL! If you go directly north of Wisconsin into Ontario, you are going to find yourself surrounded by millions and millions of miles of forest, and nothing much else!
Most of Ontario is nothing but forests, the only really populated part of Ontario is the part that looks like a finger pointing down to Detroit. That whole peninsula is jam packed with people, but especially right along the coast of Lake Ontario. (along Lake Erie is more argicultural.
If you go even 200 miles north of lake Ontario, you won't find much! Millions upon millions of us hug Lake Ontario. I can actually walk to the lake from my house. I have lived in 4 separate cities, hundreds of miles apart, but never more then 1/2 an hour in traffic from the lake.
If you look at this map: (broken link removed)
You will see Ottawa on it, and at the tip of the peninsula is Windsor, which is a bridge away from Detroit. Between Ottawa and Windsor is where almost everyone lives, but the big cities are all around Toronto, hugging the lake shore. It has almost got to the point where you can drive 200 miles through cities, but go 20 mile away from the shore, and it is farm land.