You’re from Sask and heading home right? As someone who lives there I can’t think of any other reason to come here.
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My condolences for the time you lost to the TSA shutdown.
Codebender on
The airport centroids are at [W104.666000](https://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/esri-de-content::world-airports/explore?location=50.434046%2C-104.664761%2C15) and [W104.672997](https://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/esri-de-content::world-airports/explore?location=39.858555%2C-104.673603%2C14) degrees longitude, different by about 0.007 degrees or 25 arc-seconds, which is about 600 meters at 40 degrees latitude (Denver) and 500 meters at 50 degrees latitude (Regina), considerably smaller than both airport areas.
I don’t have the tools at the moment, but if you overlaid the two airports, Regina would cover part of the East side of the much larger Denver airport.
I’ve been to both Winnipeg and Regina or one or the other but I do not which combination of the three options is correct and I am hopeful that someone on this thread can help me answer or verify a question that I have about these two cities. Which one of these cities is frequently used as a test market for chain restaurants.
himey72 on
Possibly going right over my hometown of Plentywood, MT.
Financial_Policy_875 on
Looks like the doomed rescue mission from the TV version of *The Handmaid’s Tale*.
imyourtourniquet on
Looks like it’s going south due to the delay
Oracle-of-Guelph on
Driving from Alberta to Regina is a pretty similar experience after the Saskatchewan border. Big turn in the road at Moose Jaw.
Growly150 on
That flight went straight into Saskatchewan’s Regina.
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I always try to go straight to Regina.
You’re from Sask and heading home right? As someone who lives there I can’t think of any other reason to come here.
My condolences for the time you lost to the TSA shutdown.
The airport centroids are at [W104.666000](https://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/esri-de-content::world-airports/explore?location=50.434046%2C-104.664761%2C15) and [W104.672997](https://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/esri-de-content::world-airports/explore?location=39.858555%2C-104.673603%2C14) degrees longitude, different by about 0.007 degrees or 25 arc-seconds, which is about 600 meters at 40 degrees latitude (Denver) and 500 meters at 50 degrees latitude (Regina), considerably smaller than both airport areas.
I don’t have the tools at the moment, but if you overlaid the two airports, Regina would cover part of the East side of the much larger Denver airport.
No, it’s south to north
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I’ve been to both Winnipeg and Regina or one or the other but I do not which combination of the three options is correct and I am hopeful that someone on this thread can help me answer or verify a question that I have about these two cities. Which one of these cities is frequently used as a test market for chain restaurants.
Possibly going right over my hometown of Plentywood, MT.
Looks like the doomed rescue mission from the TV version of *The Handmaid’s Tale*.
Looks like it’s going south due to the delay
Driving from Alberta to Regina is a pretty similar experience after the Saskatchewan border. Big turn in the road at Moose Jaw.
That flight went straight into Saskatchewan’s Regina.