Looking for a fright? Here’s the 2021 Halloween map for the London, Ont. area
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Each house is marked on the Halloween map with an orange ghost and includes photos of the display as well as a short description of it.
Global News Radio 980 CFPL is back for another year with our Halloween houses map!
Use the interactive map below to check out some of the best-decorated yards and homes in the region, based on information sent by listeners and readers.
Submissions are still being accepted — just email news@980cfpl.ca with the subject line “Halloween map” and be sure to include your name and address, a photo of the display and a brief description of it.
The map will be updated daily until Oct. 29.
Zoom in on the map to see homes in the London, Ont., region with fantastic decorations. Each house is marked with an orange ghost and includes photos of the display as well as a short description.
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