Canadian provinces and territories
Find Canada’s 10 provinces and three territories. Study the map, try a quiz or print a worksheet with a separate answer key.
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Canada’s 10 provinces and 3 territories.
How this set is defined
This set follows the named administrative units in the cited official source. The included-place list defines the answers.
Not included
- Municipalities
- Historical boundaries
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Learn the southern provincial chain from the Pacific to the Atlantic, then place the three northern territories.
Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut are the three territories. The other ten places in this set are provinces.
Places and answers
Choose a place from this set. Typed answers accept its listed English name and alternatives; historical names and unlisted abbreviations are not accepted automatically.
| Place | Accepted names | Place notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alberta | Alberta | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| British Columbia | British Columbia | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Manitoba | Manitoba | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| New Brunswick | New Brunswick | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | Newfoundland and Labrador | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Northwest Territories | Northwest Territories | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Nova Scotia | Nova Scotia | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Nunavut | Nunavut | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Ontario | Ontario | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Prince Edward Island | Prince Edward Island | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Quebec | Quebec | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Saskatchewan | Saskatchewan | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
| Yukon | Yukon | Outlines are simplified for this map. See the source notes for the administrative units used. |
Sources and map notes
equirectangular; regional standard parallel; US inset transforms when stated. Generalized Natural Earth geography; public domain. Coordinate projection is an equirectangular study view with standard-parallel scaling. Boundaries are not a political-status claim.
Last scope review: 2026-10-21
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