worldtally.appThe Canadian provinces you've visited, in one link.

Your visited Canadian provinces map

Click a province or territory to toggle it. Ctrl or ⌘ + scroll to zoom; drag to pan. Or Tab into the map, use the arrow keys to move and Enter or Space to toggle. The list below also has search and keyboard access.

Regions

All 13 provinces and territories

10 provinces and 3 territories. Provincial and territorial boundaries from Natural Earth (public domain).

Canada tracker

How many Canadian provinces have you visited?

This tracker covers the 10 provinces and 3 territories: 13 selectable places. Tick a province or territory on the map or in the list, and the headline number, regional progress and shared link update as you go.

Canada’s provinces and territories are a natural next step after the US states and UK counties trackers. A link carries the whole map, so you can send someone exactly where you have been without an account or a database.

Which standard does it use?

It uses the 10 provinces and 3 territories, and does not include cities, First Nations reserves or other subdivisions. That keeps the tracker comparable and quick to complete.

Regions

The regional groups are Atlantic (4), Central (2), Prairies (3), West Coast (1) and North (3). They are a quick way to see which part of Canada is still unexplored.

Infographics

Open Infographics to turn your map into a shareable summary card, map poster or regional report. Every design is generated in your browser and can be saved as a PNG or shared from your phone — free, with no account.

Share or keep your map

Your selections sit after the # in the address bar. Browsers do not send that part to a server, so the link is the save file. Copy link keeps it, Clear map empties it, and this browser remembers your last map locally.

Provincial and territorial boundaries from Natural Earth 1:50m Admin 1 (public domain). The 10 provinces and 3 territories standard excludes cities and other subdivisions.

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