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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Provinces_and_territoriesProvinces and territories of Canada - Wikipedia

    Canada has ten provinces and three territories that are sub-national administrative divisions under the jurisdiction of the Canadian Constitution. In the 1867 Canadian Confederation, three provinces of British North America — New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Province of Canada (which upon Confederation was divided into Ontario and Quebec ...

  2. copylists.com › geography › list-of-canada-provincesList of Canadian Provinces |A-Z|PDF|Excel - CopyLists.com

    The order the list starts in. Most of the time this will be alphabetical, but in some cases such as presidents or events, the items may be listed by order a person took office or word frequency. If you change the order you can always use the DEFAULT button to reset the items to the original sort order. Formats Print The List. Click the print ...

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  4. simple.wikipedia.org › wiki › Provinces_andProvinces and territories of Canada - Simple English ...

    Province name Abbreviation Capital city Largest city (if not the capital) Alberta: AB Edmonton: Calgary: British Columbia: BC Victoria: Vancouver: Manitoba: MB Winnipeg: New Brunswick: NB Fredericton: Moncton: Newfoundland and Labrador: NL St. John's: Nova Scotia: NS Halifax: Ontario: ON Toronto: Prince Edward Island: PE Charlottetown: Quebec ...

  5. www.tripsavvy.com › canada-provinces-andA Guide to Canadian Provinces and Territories - TripSavvy

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    • British Columbia. British Columbia is the country's most western province. Bordered by the Pacific Ocean, B.C., as it is more commonly known, has some of the most temperate locations in the country.
    • Alberta. Alberta is one of Canada's three prairie provinces. It shares the Canadian Rocky Mountain range with its western B.C. neighbor and is famous as a ski and hiking destination.
    • Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan is the central prairie province, landlocked between the other two, Alberta and Manitoba. Most of Saskatchewan's population lives in the southern half of the region, especially in Saskatoon and Regina.
    • Manitoba. Manitoba is the most easterly prairie province and longitudinal center of Canada. Like Saskatchewan, a majority of the population lives in the southern region.

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    Can you pick the Canadian Provinces And territories in alphabetical order? By indu1416. 2m. 13 Questions. 46 Plays. - Ratings. Forced Order. Random Order. Questions Remaining. 13. Correct. 0. Wrong. 0. Score. 0/13. Timer. 02:00. Quiz Playlist. Details. Report. Clickable: Select answers by clicking on text or image buttons.

  8. ontheworldmap.com › canada › provinceCanada provinces and territories map | List of Canada ...

    List of Canada provinces and territories. Alberta. Ontario. British Columbia. Quebec. Nova Scotia. New Brunswick. Manitoba. Prince Edward Island.

  9. www.englisch-hilfen.de › en › wordsCanada - Provinces and Territories with capitals

    List of Canadian Provinces and Territories including capitals. Flag Province/Territory Capital; Alberta: Edmonton: British Columbia: Victoria: Manitoba

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