Canada covers an area of 9.98 million square kilometers and is the second largest country in the world. The vast territory of Canada is only divided into 13 first-level administrative regions, including 10 provinces and 3 regions. The smallest one is Prince Edward Island .
Canada map, Prince Edward Island is in the southeast
Prince Edward Island surrounding map
Prince Edward Island province includes Prince Edward Island and surrounding islands, with a total area of 5,660 square kilometers, located in eastern Canada, with a population of only 140,000 people. Canada's least populous province.
Houses on Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island is named after "Prince Edward", the son of George III. The aboriginal people on the island are Indians, who call the island "Abaigwe" "Te" means "a cradle floating on the waves". Later, France and Britain successively occupied the island. The descendants of British and French colonists gradually increased, and the indigenous population became smaller and smaller.
Prince Edward Island location map
Canada's Prince Edward Island has a mild climate. This is due to the warm waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence , which makes the island's climate milder than that of Canada's interior. The hottest summer here can reach 30°C, and the winter is relatively long. The temperature is generally around ten degrees below zero, which is not too cold.
Cities on Prince Edward Island
Beautiful Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island, located in the southern part of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, has a rugged coastline with beautiful scenery and many natural bathing beaches. It is called the "Gulf of St. Lawrence Park". Moreover, the soil on Prince Edward Island is fertile and is very suitable for the development of agriculture. Potatoes are mainly grown on the island, and the coast is rich in lobsters, oysters and other seafood.
Charlottetown
The main city on Prince Edward Island is Charlottetown, which is the capital of Prince Edward Island and is also called Charlo City. Canadians can go to Prince Edward Island by boat, plane, or car. Because there is a 13-kilometer cross-sea Federation Bridge connecting the land, like a silver ribbon floating on the blue sea, it brings convenience to the island residents.
Cross-sea Federation Bridge
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