From Atlantic to Pacific - conquer the world's second largest country!
Explore Canada in WorldGuessr! The world's second-largest country spans from the maritime provinces to the Pacific coast, through the boreal forests, prairies, and Arctic tundra. Master the differences between provinces through road signs, language (French in Quebec, English elsewhere), and landscape - from BC's mountains and rainforests to the flat Saskatchewan prairies to the rugged Canadian Shield. Canada's extreme seasonal variations and vast wilderness roads make every region a unique challenge.
Canada looks like the United States at first, but the signs differ. Distances are in kilometres, speed limits say km/h, and each province has its own highway shield, such as the Ontario crown or the Alberta shield. Yellow center lines and green highway signs are shared with the US, but the Trans-Canada Highway uses a white maple-leaf shield. Utility poles are wooden.
Quebec has French signs, ARRÊT stop signs and long thin fields running back from the rivers. The prairies (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta) are flat farmland with grain elevators and gravel grid roads. British Columbia has mountains, tall conifers and coast. The Maritimes have wooden houses near the sea and lots of spruce. The far north is tundra and dirt roads.
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