Where is the capital of Canada?

Ottawa is the capital of Canada and the fourth largest city in Canada. It is one of the coldest capitals in the world. Located in southeastern Ontario, south bank of Ottawa River, east of Toronto and west of Montreal.

The whole city is in good order, and well-cultivated flowers, trees and well-planned city parks can be seen everywhere. Ottawa is surrounded by mountains and waters, and the main tourist spots are near the Ottawa River and Lido Canal. Ottawa is a world-famous tourist city, where there are many famous scenic spots, the most famous of which are the House of Parliament and the Museum of Human History.

Extended data Canada has six climate zones, each with different climate characteristics:

(1) The Arctic is the most part of Yukon and Northwest China, and it is the coldest area in Canada.

(2) The northern region consists of the northern grassland province and most of Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic coastal provinces. Winter is long and summer is short, with four distinct seasons and moderate rainfall;

(3) The grassland area is cold for about 5 months in winter and 5 months in summer, and most of the rainfall is in summer;

(4) The weather in mountainous areas is changeable, with heavy snow most of the time, and the temperature drops with the elevation of terrain;

(5) The climate along the Pacific coast is mild and pleasant, and Vancouver is located in this area;

(6) The southeastern region includes the southeastern provinces of Ontario and Quebec, Nova Scotia, eastern Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. It is warm in the east and cool in summer, making it the most densely populated place in Canada.

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