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Canada Provinces and Capitals Worksheet

Numbers on the map, names and capitals to write, answers after.

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Canada provinces and capitals worksheet: 13 numbers, 14 dots, the answer key

A social studies sheet on A4 or US Letter, upright. The map numbers Canada’s 10 provinces and 3 territories in reading order, north to south and west to east, and marks the capitals as dots — 14, as Ontario has Toronto and Ottawa, ringed as the national capital. The page has lines for Name and Date and a list headed “Province/Territory” and “Capital”.

  1. Press Make PDF: page 1 is the worksheet, page 2 the answer key — the same map with every name and capital, and the list filled in as in the table.
  2. Line 9 expects Toronto for Ontario: Ottawa is the ringed dot, the capital of Canada.
  3. For names only, choose “Numbered, to write the names”: the same numbers, one line each, no capitals.
No. Province/Territory Capital
1 YukonWhitehorse
2 British ColumbiaVictoria
3 Northwest TerritoriesYellowknife
4 AlbertaEdmonton
5 ManitobaWinnipeg
6 NunavutIqaluit
7 Newfoundland and LabradorSt. John's
8 SaskatchewanRegina
9 OntarioToronto
10 QuebecQuebec City
11 New BrunswickFredericton
12 Nova ScotiaHalifax
13 Prince Edward IslandCharlottetown

Two pages: print double-sided to hand out the sheet with the answers on the back, or single-sided and keep page 2 as the key. The lines are vector, so the small numbers on Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia stay sharp.

How it works

  1. The provinces and territories are numbered on the map and each capital is a dot.
  2. Pupils write the name and the capital on the line with the same number.
  3. Press Make PDF: the worksheet comes first, the answer key after it.

Frequently asked questions

How are they numbered?
From north to south in bands, west to east within each, so the list is easy to follow.
Is the answer key included?
Yes: the map with every name and capital, and the list filled in.
Is there a version with the names printed?
Yes — the map with the capitals, on its own page, names every one.
What is the answer for Ontario?
Toronto, Ontario’s capital. Ottawa is marked as well, as the ringed dot of the national capital, but the list asks each province’s and territory’s own capital.
Does it print on US Letter?
Yes: choose US Letter under Paper. The worksheet and the answer key are each one page, upright, on Letter as on A4.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The PDF is made in your browser.

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