The world's largest nickel mine, a meteorite broke through the earth's crust and became a landscape among network celebrities.

In the southeast of Ontario, Canada, on the north side of Lake Huron, there is a mining city-sudbury. It is the largest nickel mining area in the world at present, and its output accounts for about 80% of the world's total nickel production.

The whole city is quiet, comfortable and full of vitality, and it is a famous tourist attraction in Ontario. Because of the beautiful environment, outdoor activities such as boating, swimming, hiking and fishing are just like sudbury people's daily leisure activities. The picture shows the small animals in the street park.

The current air monitoring records show that the air pollution in sudbury is much lower than that in Toronto, and it is a famous natural air conditioner in Ontario. The picture shows the residential area.

In the 1970s, mining companies and community residents jointly launched the "sudbury Greening Action", which backfilled mining areas, reduced emissions and planted tens of millions of saplings. This is one of the biggest greening actions in the world. The land reclamation plan has become a model often praised by the United Nations. The picture shows the large nickel coins in the abandoned mine.

There are 330 lakes in sudbury, and there are five provincial parks within100km. Such an industrial and mining city is really enviable. The picture shows Canada geese everywhere.

It is believed that the sudbury ore body may be a crater. Once there was a huge meteorite rich in iron and nickel, which penetrated the earth's crust and opened the way for the rise of basic magma in the earth's crust, forming today's huge nickel mine. The picture shows the city clean and beautiful.

When I first arrived in sudbury, it was hard to believe that it was a mining city. Surrounded by green trees, the air is fresh and transparent, and birds are pacing freely on the grass.

Kenlani Park is often called the jewel of Ontario's park system. The "Angry Painter" once had a log cabin, which was located in the west of the park, which was one of the reasons for creating the park. The extraordinary beauty here consists of birch forests and pine forests, backed by the majestic Lakoroch Mountains.

Ramsey Lake is dotted with sails, and wild birds swim leisurely on the water. There are many luxury houses by the lake, each with its own boat dock, and some even dock at seaplanes.

Cooper Craver Museum is a groundbreaking wooden house with furniture and tools from the early 20th century.

Lake Reed can swim, canoe and fish barracuda, white fish and salmon. There are also beautiful beaches and hiking routes, and the campsite is located on the ridge with a panoramic view.