Americans: Can you name the 10 Canadian provinces and 3 Territories?

Question

I can name the 50 American states, and most of the Capital cities, so it's only fair that you know the 13 of ours.

And actually name them, without looking. :¬)

Answer 1

I'll try, roughly west to east,
1)British Columbia 2)Alberta 3)Saskatchewan 4)Manitoba 5)Ontario 6)Quebec 7) New Brunswick 8) Nova Scotia
9) Prince Edward Island 10)Newfoundland & Labrador
a)Yukon terr. b)Northwest terr. c) Nunavut

Answer 2

1. What form of shelter do Canadians use to live? -- Inuits in igloos, teepees by the plains natives, long houses in the west coast 2. What is a common form of transportation Canadians use? --bus 3. Is Canada divided up by States, Territorys, Provinces, or Republics? --provinces and territories 4. How many States, Territorys, Provinces, or Republics have? --10 provinces and 3 territories 5. Name a cell phone company that is only in Canada. --Telus 6. What is on the Canadian Flag? -- Maple Leaf 7. Name something Canada is Famous for. --Penicillin 8. Is Canada still ruled by England? -- no but is still part of the commonwealth I think 9. How long is Canada's Winters? -- depends on how north you go... 10. What are the two national languages of Canada. --French and English

Answer 3

Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec (the french one), Nova Scotia, Newfoundland. The territories are the Yukon, NW territories and Nunavute (I think that's how it's spelt?) Oh and there is also the little island named after Prince Edward! I think there are some othes, but I'm not sure.

The cities I know without looking are Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton (they got that big mall there), Halifax, Calgary and that's all I know for cities.

I think I know a lot for someone from Alabama, haha.

BTW, why are Canadians so obsessed with asking this question? I see it all the time. I'm not sure why y'all so concerned with us knowing your provinces or not.

Answer 4

Okay, without looking, here goes.

British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
New Foundland
Labrador
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Northwestern Territorties
Yukon Territories
Nuvaatit (or something bizarre like that, can't remember)

How'd I do (without looking)

Answer 5

Yes. I was taught the mnemonic BASMOQ in middle school for British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Quebec... then there are the maritime provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.... and then Newfoundland. The territories used to be Yukon and Northwestern when I first learned them, but now there is also Nunavut which used to be a part of the Northwestern Territory (which, I think, consists of mostly native peoples). We had to pass a test identifying Canadian Provinces & Territories, as well as all countries in Central & South America.

Answer 6

Sorry to say the only ones I know are Alberta, Newfoundland
New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario.

Answer 7

Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Saskatchewan
Yukon
British Columbia
Labrador
I confess I don't know the one you changed way up by the Artic Circle and I can't seem to pull the old name out of my head either and I'm still missing a couple.

Answer 8

Let me try:

Saskatchewan, Regina
Alberta
Ontario
Yukon Territory
Nunavut
Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Quebec
British Columbia

...and that's all I can remember.

Answer 9

How would someone who PROBABLY lives outside Canada know?

Answer 10

Toronto
Vancoover
and umm
lemme finish my hot dog