champlain

Wikipedia says the lake is 483 km², while Lake Champlain is about 3x bigger at 1,331 km².

People will refer to Surfside as a reason HOAs are important but the Champlain Towers was a condo.

Ironically, Vermont along lake Champlain is another region that's likely to be highly resilient to climate change, yes.

In June 2021, a condo building called Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida collapsed, killing 98 people.

Read any early ethnographic account from Champlain on and you will find detailed reports of this.

At 12 floors, the Champlain Towers South in Surfside would generally not be considered a skyscraper.

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I’ve been watching his videos since Champlain Towers South, and this was the first video that I found off-putting.

I don't think you're going to be able to checkmate-atheist me into sticking up for the Champlain Towers building.

I remember looking at Lake Champlain for the first time and commenting it wasn't that big.

Millennium Tower in San Francisco, Champlain Towers South in Miami, etc.

Does anyone else find it a little weird that the Great Salt Lake is shown on the map but Lake Champlain and Lake of the Woods are not?

Very sadly, I'd assume the "can't agree" deadlock will persist until there's a major collapse, à la Champlain Towers South.

(See "Building Integrity" on YouTube for a particularly good series) Turkey has suffered thousands of Champlain collapses.

(We use "buffalo" for bison due to Samuel de Champlain use in 1616 of the French name "buffle" for the distantly related members of the Bubalina subfamily.) I do not know why we use "frog legs" instead of a French word.

Champlain Towers South in Surfside was only 30 years old when it collapsed.

(Very scenic route, right down the shore of Lake Champlain.) The border-crossing inspection happened in Vermont, outside St.

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