Area of Canadian Provinces

Nanavut is Canada’s largest territory. It has an area of 2,093,190 sq. km (808,185 sq. miles). If Nanvut was a country, it would be the 15th biggest country in the world. This spot is currently held by Mexico, with an area of 1,964,375 sq. km (758,449 sq. miles).

Canada’s largest, well-populated, province is Quebec, whose area is 1,542,056 sq. km (595,391 sq. miles). If Quebec was a country, it would be the 20th biggest country in the world. This spot is currently held by Peru, with an area of 1,285,216 sq. km (496,225 sq. miles).

Areas of Canadian Provinces and Territories Including Freshwater Lakes

Location	Area (sq. km)
Canada	9,984,670
Newfoundland & Labrador	405,212
Prince Edward Island	5,660
Nova Scotia	55,284
New Brunswick	72,908
Quebec	1,542,056
Ontario	1,076,395
Manitoba	647,797
Saskatchewan	651,036
Alberta	661,848
British Columbia	944,735
Yukon	482,443
North West Territories	1,346,106
Nanavut	2,093,190

Figures provided by Statistics Canada

Areas of Canadian Provinces and Territories – Land Only – Excluding Lakes

Location	Land Area (sq. km)
Canada	9,093,507
Newfoundland & Labrador	373,872
Prince Edward Island	5,660
Nova Scotia	53,338
New Brunswick	71,450
Quebec	1,365,128
Ontario	917,741
Manitoba	553,556
Saskatchewan	591,670
Alberta	642,317
British Columbia	925,186
Yukon	474,391
North West Territories	1,183,085
Nanavut	1,936,113