World Atlas 2010 (4th edition)

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NORTH AMERICA

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Réservoir

Caniapiscau

Smallwood

Reservoir

L. Saint-Jean

Réservoir

Manicouagan

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ATLANTIC

OCEAN

ATLANTIC

OCEAN

Labrador

Sea

Ungava

Bay

Strait of Belle Isle

Cape Race

Hud

son St

rait

St

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ce G

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it

Newfoundland

Île d’Anticosti

Akpatok I.

(Nunavut)

Baffin I.

BEC

NEW

BRUNSWICK

NOVASCOTIA

PRINCE

EDWARD

ISLAND

NEWFOUNDLAND

& LABRADOR

MAINE

VERMONT

CONNECTICUT

MASSACHUSETTS

RHODE ISLAND

NEW

HAMPSHIRE

St Pierre

& Miquelon

(French territorial

collectivity)

DA

Montréal

QUÉBEC

HALIFAX

ST.JOHN'S

FREDERICTON

CHARLOTTETOWN

Gaspé

Schefferville

Kuujjuaq

Corner Brook

Channel-Port-

aux-Basques

Grand Falls

Cartwright

Makkovik

Hopedale

Nain

Havre-

Saint-Pierre

Sydney

Sept-Îles

Gander

Bathurst

Yarmouth

Trois-Rivières

Chicoutimi

Jonquière

Sherbrooke Saint John

Moncton

Dartmouth

Canada has the world’s longest coastline

(including tens of thousands of islands), with a

total length of 151,019 miles (243,042 km).

The Bay of Fundy has the world’s

highest tidal range, with water’s rising

20–56 ft (5–17 m) every high tide as

around 115 billion tons (tonnes) of

water flows into the bay.