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Canada on the Map
Ten provinces, three territories and more lakes than you can count: can you find your way from the Rockies to the Bay of Fundy?
🌍 Geography
medium
20 questions
~7 min
What this quiz asks
- Which is Canada's smallest province by area?
- What is the capital of British Columbia?
- Which vast inland sea in northern Canada is named after an English explorer who sailed into it in 1610?
- Montreal is the capital of the province of Quebec.
- Which river carries the water of the Great Lakes out to the Atlantic Ocean?
- Which province produces most of the world's maple syrup?
- Select ALL of these that are Canadian territories rather than provinces.
- Banff National Park, in the Rocky Mountains, lies in which province?
- Which is Canada's only officially bilingual province, giving English and French equal status?
- Is Winnipeg the capital of Manitoba?
- The Rideau Canal Skateway, a stretch of canal that freezes into a giant skating rink each winter, runs through which city?
- What is the capital of Saskatchewan?
- Order these provinces from west to east.
- Nunavut, created in 1999, was carved out of which existing territory?
- The Yukon River flows into the Bering Sea.
- The Bay of Fundy, famous for its enormous tides, lies between Nova Scotia and which province?
- Select ALL of these provinces that have a coastline on Hudson Bay or James Bay.
- Which is Canada's longest river, flowing north to the Arctic Ocean?
- Which is the largest lake lying entirely within Canada?
- How high is Mount Logan, Canada's highest mountain, in metres?