Sidney, British Columbia
Sidney, Canada
Sidney, British Columbia shares 41 connections with 1406 other places across 9 topics, with nature dominating the picture. The bulk of its connections trace to ecology: Sidney sits within the coastal Douglas fir ecosystem alongside Arbutus and Garry oak, and overlooks Sidney Channel Important Bird Area, an internationally recognized site for seabirds including common murres and rhinoceros auklets. The bufflehead features on its coat of arms. Its most shared co-connected places include New York state and St. Louis, Missouri.
Garry oak
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Sequim, Washington | Oak Bay, British Columbia
Japanese maple
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Saint-Lambert, Quebec | Takasu, Japan
common murre
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Grímsey, Iceland | Taui Bay, Magadan Oblast
Sebastes
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Ajigasawa, Japan | Ainan, Japan
bufflehead
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Gabriola Island | Buchli, California
sycamore maple
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: St. John's, Kingdom of EnglandKingdom of Great BritainUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandDominion of Newfoundland | Jawor, Poland | Narsarsuaq, Greenland
chickadee
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Marmarth, North Dakota | Parkwood Hills | Doss, Gillespie County, Texas
western red cedar
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Washington (state) | Hallormsstaðaskógur, Iceland | Boston Bar, British Columbia
common starling
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Lower Hutt, New Zealand | Apetlon, Austria
London plane
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Sacramento, California | Ifrane | Huangpu, Shanghai | Kopaszewo, Poland
Arbutus
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Durango | Qualicum Beach, British Columbia | Magnolia, Washington | Madrona, Washington
black-tailed deer
Connects Sidney, British Columbia to: Central Oregon | Crabtree Hot Springs, California | Rice Fork | Snug Cove