This comprehensive list catalogs 100 Bays in Nova Scotia, providing region, precise coordinates (lat, long), and area (km²) for each entry. Ideal for travelers, mariners, researchers, and anyone exploring Nova Scotia’s coastline — use it to plan visits, map routes, or support conservation and study.
Explore a complete list of 15 Ghost Towns in Yukon, from Klondike-era mining camps to abandoned settlements across the territory. Each entry includes country, decimal coordinates, era and current status to help history buffs and visitors discover Yukon’s forgotten places.
A comprehensive, curated list of the 64 Indigenous Languages in Canada, organized by language family, province/territory region, and estimated number of speakers. This post highlights linguistic diversity across First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities, offering quick-reference data and resources to support learning and preservation.
This post lists the Official Languages in Canada with a complete table of 14 entries showing each language’s legal basis and effective date. Explore where and how English, French, and other recognized languages are designated across Canada, with clear legal context and quick reference details.
This comprehensive list catalogs 40 Bays in Newfoundland, providing coordinates, region designations, and nearby towns to help travelers, researchers, and locals explore the province’s coastal geography. Use the map-ready coordinates and regional grouping to plan visits, study marine habitats, or trace fishing and settlement patterns along Newfoundland’s rugged Atlantic shore.
This post ranks the 10 smallest provinces in Canada by population, listing each province’s population (people, year), share of Canada, and capital. Use this concise reference to compare provincial population sizes and learn which regions have the smallest populations.
Discover which Canadian cities span the greatest land areas. This post reveals the top cities ranked by their extensive geographic footprints, perfect for understanding urban development across Canada.