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The island province of Prince Edward Island lies on the edge of North America. Its rugged coast and local whales are the first to see the day dawn on the province's icebergs. Prince Edward Island is marked by substantial history, culture and the genuine people of its quiet coastal villages and bustling capital. Its islands are expansive with treed and hilly terrain.



Prince Edward Island, Canada

Map of Prince Edward Island, Canada



Foreign Ownership Laws in Canada

Regional Statistics for Canada


Location:
In the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, north of Nova Scotia and east of New Brunswick, with which it forms the Northumberland Strait
Population:
138,600
Languages:
English
Capital:
Charlottetown
Currency:
Canadian dollar
Climate:
Milder than the Canadian mainland because the warm waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence surrounding it. This also makes for damp conditions throughout the year. Summers are warm and the winters bring occasional storms.
Temperature Range:
-10 to +30
Terrain:
Rolling hills, forests, white sand beaches, ocean coves and its famous red soil
Natural Hazards:
Blizzards, hurricanes, flooding

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