Friday, December 24, 2021

Santa's journey well underway with North Coast and NorthWest on landing list for later this evening

Santa is underway for his 2021 tour of the world

See update at the bottom for the total number of presents delivered on Christmas Eve 2021 and the time that Santa arrived this year around the communities of the North Coast, Northwest Haida Gwaii and Southeast Alaska!

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Those of us on the North Coast still have a bit of time before the sound of sleigh bells and reindeer hoofs are heard around the region, offering perhaps a glimpse of a famous red nose guiding the man in Red in the Sleigh to his appointed rounds.

However, in many parts of the world the annual Journey of the North Poles most famous resident has already taken flight with the flight path of Mr. Claus being followed closed by NORAD the joint Canadian-American Air Command which keeps watch on all things in the skies.

As Santa arrives in Canadian and American airspace, jets from air bases across the country will be taking to the air to help Santa reach all destinations on the continent.





As they do each year, NORAD has provided a link to satellite tracking, giving Canadian and American children just a bit of a heads up as to when they should be in be and the cookies, milk and treats for the reindeer left out.

You can keep watch with NORAD through the NORAD tracks Santa website, with its live look ins along the way.

The NORAD Tracks Santa Facebook page also features some behind the scenes glimpses of the staff on duty for the night as well as range of games and fun activities to take part in while Canta works his way around the Globe.

Updates on the travels are also available on Twitter, and Facebook 

NORAD caught a glimpse of Santa as he departed the North Pole hours ago, beginning his whirlwind 24 hour trip around the globe that ends as he hits Hawaii.





While we were sleeping on the North coast overnight, Santa and the reindeer were out and on the way to their Christmas Deliveries, covering a fair portion of the globe to the West of the international date line.

As of the Noon hour in Prince Rupert, the flight plan so far has taken Santa to Eastern Russia, Australia, New Zealand, China and much of Asia with the Jolly Old Elf directing the Reindeer guiding system to points west.


Santa's travels from Christmas Eve 2021

Return to North Pole 2 AM

Honolulu, Hawaii

Anchorage Alaska

12:10 AM  -- Smithers, Kitimat, Terrace, Prince Rupert,
Haida Gwaii, Nass Valley, Ketchikan


Victoria

Fort St. John BC

Chicago

Ecaudor

Toronto, Ontario 

Kingston, Jamaica

Nunavut, Canada

Santiago, Chile

London, England

Tunisia

Rome, Italy

Santa has beens Spotted over Africa

Acropolis, Greece

Santa's travels prior to the Noon Hour Prince Rupert time

Moscow, Russia

Dubai, UAE

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Taj Mahal India

Shanghai, China

Lift Off from the North Pole

First Satellite images 


 Presents delivered so far:

7,623,693,263

As of  2:00 AM Christmas Day Pacific Time



He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle, 
And away they all flew like the down of a thistle. 
But I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight— 
“Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!” 




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