With a coastline that stretches for 2,02,080 kilometres along the Pacific Ocean in the west, the Atlantic Ocean in the east, and the Arctic Ocean in the north, Canada has the longest coastline in the world. Due to its extensive coastline that borders different oceans, Canada’s landscape along the shoreline varies significantly at different locations.
Canada shares its southern and western border with the United States for over 8,891 kilometres. It has the world’s longest binational land border. Canada’s capital is Ottawa; it also has three other large metropolitan areas: Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver.
Canada has some of the most pristine landscapes in the world and about 80 per cent of this beautiful country is uninhabited. Animals such as the moose, polar bears, and wood bison are found here in large numbers. It also has many important ports for trading and provide access to some of the best fishing areas in the world. The vast coastline of the country is a central component in Canada’s economy.
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