Extreme communities of Canada

This is a list of the extreme communities in Canada. They are further east, north, south or west than any other community, though they are generally not further than the extreme points of Canada.

Contents 1 Canada 2 Alberta 3 British Columbia 4 Manitoba 5 New Brunswick 6 Newfoundland and Labrador 7 Northwest Territories 8 Nova Scotia 9 Nunavut 10 Ontario 11 Prince Edward Island 12 Quebec 13 Saskatchewan 14 Yukon

Canada

• North: Alert, Nunavut
• West: Beaver Creek, Yukon
• South: Pelee Island South, Ontario
• East: Blackhead (Cape Spear), Newfoundland and Labrador

Alberta

• North: Indian Cabins
• West: Cherry Point
• South: Coutts
• East: Empress

British Columbia

• North: Lower Post
• West: Pleasant Camp
• South: East Sooke
• East: Corbin

Manitoba

• North: Nunalla
• West: Flin Flon
• South: Emerson
• East: Shamattawa

New Brunswick

• North: Dalhousie
• West: Connors
• South: White Head
• East: Cape Tormentine

Newfoundland and Labrador

• North: Hebron
• West: Labrador City
• South: St. Shotts
• East: Blackhead

Northwest Territories

• North: Mould Bay
• West: Aklavik
• South: Fort Smith
• East: Reliance

Nova Scotia

• North: Meat Cove
• West: Westport
• South: The Hawk
• East: Main-à-Dieu

Nunavut

• North: Alert
• West: Kugluktuk
• South: Sanikluaq
• East: Qikiqtarjuaq

Ontario

• North: Fort Severn
• West: Ingolf
• South: Pelee Island South
• East: Curry Hill

Prince Edward Island

• North Seacow Pond
• West: West Cape
• South: High Bank
• East: East Point

Quebec

• North: Ivujivik
• West: Pointe-Piché
• South: North Derby
• East: Blanc-Sablon

Saskatchewan

• North: Waterloo Lake
• West: Lloydminster
• South: West Poplar
• East: Fertile

Yukon

• North: Pauline Cove
• West: Beaver Creek
• South: Contact Creek
• East: Contact Creek

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