Travel guide to eastern Canada

Canada is located in the north of North America, facing Greenland in the northeast, bordering Saint Pierre and Miquelon in the east, the United States in the south and Alaska in the northwest, with an area of 9,984,670 square kilometers, ranking second in the world.

2. Travel guide to western Canada

No, there are no maple trees in Calgary.

Calgary is the economic, financial, political and cultural center of Alberta and the largest city in the province. Calgary is the largest energy center in Canada and the second largest energy center in North America. World famous oil companies (PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC, Shell, BP, ExxonMobil, etc. ).) There are branches here, and the headquarters of many Canadian energy companies are here. Calgary is also an important financial center in western Canada, and all the top investment banks in the world 10 have branches here. Calgary ranks first in Canada in terms of the number of Fortune 500 companies and SMEs per capita.

3. Travel Notes of Eastern Canada

Strictly speaking, there is no country in eastern Canada. The eastern part of Canada is the Low Labrador Plateau, and the southeastern part is Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. It is connected with Lake Michigan in the United States, forming the St. Lawrence River, sandwiched between the St. Lawrence Mountains and the Appalachian Mountains, forming a valley with flat terrain and many basins.

4. Southeast Canada

579 Quebec, Canada.

Quebec is located in the southeast of Canada, bordering Hudson Bay in the north, Labrador and St. Lawrence Bay in the east, the United States in the south, Ontario and James Bay in the west, and it is the traffic artery between Canada and eastern North America. Quebec City, the capital, and Montreal, the largest city.

Quebec is located in southeastern Canada, bordering the Arctic Ocean to the north, Ontario and Hudson Bay to the west, Labrador and St. Lawrence Bay to the east, New Brunswick to the south, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and New York to the south, and Ontario and James Bay to the west.

5. Eastern Canada

Toronto

It is one of the largest cities in Canada, with a total area of 632 square kilometers and a total population of13.448 million. The city's film and television production, publishing, medical research, tourism, education, transportation, aerospace, telecommunications and financial industry are in a zero position in the world.

Montreal

It is the second largest city in Canada with a total area of 4,259 square kilometers and a total population of 465,438+10,000. Aviation and finance in this city are the most developed.

Calgary

It is the fourth largest city in Canada, with a total population of 654.38+0.56 million and an urban area of 825.3 square kilometers. Because of the better environment and higher living standards, it has been rated as the most livable city in the world for many times. The city also hosted the 1988 15 Winter Olympic Games.

Ottawa

It is the capital of Canada with a total area of 47 15 square kilometers and a permanent population of 1.324 million. It is the fourth largest city in Canada under the jurisdiction of Ontario, with diverse cultures and high living standards.

6. Travel guide to eastern Canada

Fendi Bay is located between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in eastern Canada. It is neither the largest nor the deepest in the world. But this Atlantic bay has the highest tide in the world. At the northernmost point, the temperature difference between low tide and high tide can reach 19 meters (10 degrees Fahrenheit).

It is an extended triangle of the bay, which intensifies the tide. Over time, the ocean carved striking coastlines, hidden caves, sea piles and beaches. Trails, scenic spots and cultural relics lighthouses are waiting for tourists.

Hopping Angle 1

On the coast of the Bay of Fundy, the tide erodes the cliffs, leaving strange sea piles along the coastline. The scenery here is more impressive than Cape Horn, and Horn Rock is also a tourist attraction with low tide and high tide.

When the water level is low, tourists walk out of the bottom of the sea and see the carved shape of nature, which looks like a sign of high tide. Some rocks in hopewell are shaped like animals, arches or keyhole. At high tide, the pillars disappeared, and only the green-topped flowerpot rock was still visible. Sidewalks, comment centers and cafes cater to large tourists.

Address: Hopewell Point Discovery Road 13 1.

2 Park Avenue, St. Martin and Fendi Trail

Fendi Trail Park Road provides beautiful coastal scenery along Fendi Bay. This scenic driveway starts near the shipbuilding town of St. Martin and extends to the northeast. The paved driving route curves along the coastline, and you can enjoy the scenery of beaches, cliffs, wild animals and flowerpot rocks.

The beauty of this experience is that you can drive there, or walk and ride a bike to explore. There is a path leading to the stairs leading to the water. On the Great Salmon River, the suspension bridge spans the waterway, and the Great Salmon River Interpretation Center has exhibits related to the long-term logging community.

Address: 229 St. Martin Street

3 Fendi National Park

Fendi National Park is one of the few undeveloped coastlines in Fendi Bay. The spectacular wilderness has tidal carved scenery and hiking routes along the coast. In the park, a famous covered bridge in New Brunswick province crosses the Wolf Horn River. Birds go to the park in spring and autumn, when migrating species feed on the ebb beach in Fendi Bay. Other popular park activities include camping, hiking, swimming in the outdoor swimming pool, beach beauty, boating and golf.

4 Damanan Island

Metro South Island is located at the southwest entrance of Fendi Bay. The island is inhabited all the year round, about 35 kilometers long and 10 kilometers wide. In summer, whales and other wild animals are very abundant in this area, because sightseeing is grandma's main attraction.

The marshes and rocky ridges on the island make it a favorite resting place for many birds. Audubon has discovered more than 300 different species here. The northwest of the island near Black Harbor attracts mineral hunters. Affected by volcanic activity, the end of the island is semi-precious stones, such as amethyst, jasper and agate.

No.5 St. Andrews Street, Binhai

At the southernmost tip of New Brunswick Province, near the border of Maine, the beautiful Little Andrews Fishing Port is located in Pasamakudi Bay. Its typical New England style houses have traditional charm and local museums. The Ross Memorial Museum (19 building built in the 1920s) introduces the history of this area. KingsbraeGarden is one of Canada's top horticultural exhibitions, covering 27 acres, with traditional plantations and modern flower beds.

Also on the coast of St Andrews, the historic site of Minister Island is a 50-room summer house, which once belonged to Sir William Van Horne, a visionary railway builder. The bay of Fundy Island can only be accessed through the causeway at low tide.

6. Campobello i.

Located in Campobello Island, Canada, connected with Maine by a bridge, it is a spacious rural manor of Roosevelt family. The core of Roosevelt Campobello International Park is a 34-room cabin, from 1905 to 192 1 occupied by him and his family who will be president soon. The items on display include furniture, toys, photos and other Roosevelt family souvenirs.

Campobello Island is a picturesque rural scenic spot. Its iconic feature is the east-expanding lighthouse, also known as the Tougang lighthouse.

Address: No.459, 774 Road, Poole, Wales

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7 Cape and Earth Gas Company

Despite its picturesque scenery, this lighthouse, built in 1838, is located on the rugged cliff at Cape Enrage and looks like many landscapes in Atlantic Canada. But the outdoor activity center here is unusual, offering interesting activities such as downhill, zipper and rock climbing. 1993, a local teacher and six students started this work, and now it has developed into a popular scenic spot in Fendi Bay.

Address: 650 Shuibian Road

Official website: http://www.capeenrollment.ca/

The eighth saint Stephen

The industrial town of St. Stephen is located where the Little St. Croix River enters the bay. St Stephen was founded in the17th century. It was not until a hundred years later that American loyalists settled here that it really developed. The bridge over the river leads to Calais, Maine, USA.

This town calls itself the Chocolate City of Canada, and there is a chocolate museum, where you can learn about James and Gilbert Gannon, who opened their own grocery store at 1873. When the business almost failed, they added candy and soon began to make their own candy. A modern chocolate factory is now operating in St. Stephen. south

Fundy Bay in summer is the most suitable season for tourism, and the peak season is from July to the end of August every year. Make sure to book hotels and campsites in advance.

7. Tourist attractions in western Canada

In, affected by the west wind, some parts of Canada had a continental temperate coniferous forest climate. The temperature in the east is slightly lower, the climate in the south is mild, the climate in the west is mild and humid, and the climate in the north is cold and tundra. Arctic islands are cold all year round. The highest temperature in the midwest is above 40, and the lowest temperature in the north is as low as -60. The climate in most areas is similar to that in the northeast.