Is Massachusetts the most French🇫🇷🥖🧀 place in North America?

[Anonymous]

From what I hear, Boston has loads of French speakers and descendents there.

Oh so I've heard. Maybe it's true...

[KostasKouvalis]

In NORTH AMERICA, no! Technically, that would be Guadeloupe and Martinique because they ARE France, but there's a lot of Caribbean influence. Culturally, that title goes to St. Pierre and Miquellon.

[exitseven]

There were many French Canadians in the northern towns but I think the Hispanic population has displaced them.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[caitycat21]

I think Boston in general has way more Irish people than French

[caitycat21]

- coming from someone who was born and raised there for a good portion of my life

[slatyb]

Obviously that's Quevec

[Asker]

Quevec? What's that?

[slatyb]

Oops. Quebec.

[Anonymous]

Montreal and Louisiana are the most French

[KostasKouvalis]

Google St. Pierre and Miquellon.
And Quebec City is more French then Montreal and Louisiana only some parts.

But Google St. Pierre and Miquellon.

[OlderAndWiser]

Have you forgotten about Montreal?