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Which Canadian city is home to RESO, an underground network of tunnels, malls, and metro stations spanning roughly 20 miles?
Answer
Montreal
Montreal's RESO (formerly known as the Underground City) links office towers, shopping malls, metro stations, and universities through about 20 miles of interconnected passages.
💡 Did you know?
Montreal built an underground city called RESO connecting 20 miles of tunnels, malls, and metros—residents can spend entire winters without seeing sunlight aboveground.
Other options people guess
- Toronto
- Calgary
- Vancouver
Topics
- canada
- montreal
- urban-planning
- underground-cities
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