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Canada

Capital: Ottawa
COUNTRY OVERVIEW

Meet Canada

Canada is in North America, and its capital is Ottawa. Study the flag in its correct proportions, then connect its design with the country's location and outline.

North America45.42° N75.70° W
COUNTRY OUTLINE

Outline of Canada

LOCATION

Capital and coordinates

Capital
Ottawa
Region
North America
Latitude
45.42° N
Longitude
75.70° W
Country code
CA
Collection
198 destinations
WORLD RANKINGS

World Rankings

Surface AreaNo. 2of 198PopulationNo. 38of 198Population DensityNo. 190of 198
OBSERVE THE FLAG

The flag of Canada

This is the national flag of Canada. Observe its colours, layout and symbols, then connect the design with the country's location and capital.

We will add an explanation of the flag's meaning once it has been verified against material published by a government or public institution.

GEOGRAPHY

Geography

Explore the geographic features that help explain Canada.

A country facing three oceans

Canada is the world's second-largest country, facing the Pacific Ocean in the west, the Atlantic in the east and the Arctic Ocean in the north. A long southern border meets the United States, while Arctic islands extend far north. Mountains, prairies, forests and tundra span its enormous distances.

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A country shaped by lakes and rivers

A map of Canada reveals an extraordinary network of lakes and rivers. The Great Lakes–St Lawrence system reaches the Atlantic, while the Mackenzie River flows north to the Arctic Ocean. Water collected in glacial basins and huge watersheds supports drinking water, power, transport and wildlife.

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Light and cold change toward the north

Much of Canada lies at high latitude, where winters grow longer and colder toward the north. Above the Arctic Circle, summer can bring continuous daylight and winter long darkness. Most people live in the milder south, while northern communities—including many Indigenous communities—adapt transport, housing and food systems to the climate.

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Geography sources (2)
  1. [1] Government of CanadaCanada's regions ↗
  2. [2] Environment and Climate Change CanadaWater in Canada ↗
QUICK ANSWERS

Questions about Canada

What is the capital of Canada?

The capital of Canada is Ottawa.

Where is Canada?

Canada is in North America, at approximately 45.42° N, 75.70° W.

PUBLIC SOURCES

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