I saw in a book an address in Canada that says City - Monroe, and the State is CT...?

Question

Do you know what CT stands for? what state of Canada is that? Thank you very much!!

Answer 1

well, I lived in Connecticut most of my life and I can tell you that there is a Monroe in Connecticut. CT stands for connecticut. canada doesnt have states by the way

Answer 2

Ct is in the US. Canada doesn't have states.

Answer 3

well there are no states in Canada, we have provinces.  And CT is not one of them  That is most likely Conneticut in the US(i believe there is a Monroe in Conneticut)

there is BC - British Columbia

AB - Alberta

SK - Saskatchewan

MN - Manitoba (I could be wrong about that abbreviation)

ON - Ontario

PQ - Quebec

NB - New Brunswick

NS - Nova Scotia

PEI - prince edward Island

NF - Newfoundland

And the 3 territories are

YK - Yukon

NWT - northwest Territories

NV - Nunavut.

Answer 4

CT would probably stand for Connecticut, which is a state in the United States.

Canada does not have states, we have provinces and territories; and none of them even start with a C.

http://canada.gc.ca/othergov-autregouv/p...

Perhaps you misunderstood the address or that person made a mistake.

I hope this helps.

Answer 5

You're thinking about Monroe, Connecticut. CT is the abbreviation for Connecticut, which is in the United States and NOT Canada. Also, Canada has provinces, NOT states. There is a very subtle, but definite difference.

Here is a map of Monroe, Connecticut, courtesy of Google Maps: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&ge...