MapMoment / The traveller’s atlas № 03
Canada provinces visited map
From the Pacific coast to the Atlantic and the northern territories, keep a clear picture of where your Canadian travels have taken you.
Make your markFind your place
Tap the map or search the checklist. Even the smallest islands have a place here.
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Not visited, visited, lived, or want to go. Four ways to tell your travel story.
Take it with you
Download a PNG or copy a share link. Your map saves automatically in this browser.
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A checklist of 10 provinces and 3 territories
Canada has ten provinces and three territories. This map includes all thirteen, so a trip to Yukon, the Northwest Territories, or Nunavut belongs alongside visits to Ontario and Quebec. Each province or territory counts as one checklist entry. The map is a record of places, not a measure of distance traveled or the proportion of Canadian land you have explored.
Start by marking your home province, then add places you have visited on holidays, for work, or while studying. Click a region to move through Visited, Lived, Want to go, and Not visited. If a small coastal region is difficult to pick, search its name in the checklist. The menu lets you choose the right status directly, while the checkbox offers a quick way to mark a visit.
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Use your map to plan a realistic next trip
Visited and Lived both add one to the counter; wishlist entries remain separate. Visiting six of the thirteen regions means about 46% of this checklist, even if your trips were concentrated in a small part of each province. A short airport connection and a two-week road trip are different experiences, so decide what qualifies for your own record before filling in the map.
An empty part of the map can suggest your next destination, but geography matters more than completing a count. A route between neighboring provinces can work well for a road trip. Travel to the northern territories may involve flights, seasonal access, and much more planning. This outline map does not show road connections, ferries, weather, entry rules, or park opening dates. Check those details with local transport and tourism sources before booking.
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Keep a portable record of Canadian travels
Your selections save in this browser without an account. For a backup you can reopen elsewhere, create a share link after updating your checklist. That link contains the selected regions and statuses at that moment. It can restore the map on another device, and anyone holding it can see the same snapshot. Generate a new link after later changes if you want to share the updated version.
The PNG download gives you a simple card with the map, count, legend, and brand mark. Save the editable link separately from the image because the PNG cannot restore the checklist by itself. Boundaries are simplified for a lightweight interactive display, including the northern archipelago. Use this map for travel memories, then switch to the US states map if your next journey crosses the border.
Before you go
Frequently asked questions
Are Canada's territories included?
Yes. Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut join the ten provinces for a total of thirteen entries.
What does the percentage represent?
It is visited or lived-in regions divided by thirteen, rounded to a whole percentage. It does not represent land area.
Can I save my map on another device?
Create a share link and open it on the other device. Browser storage alone does not synchronize across devices.