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Maxime 3 A. country :canada. WORLD MAP. CANADA. MAP OF CANADA. Emblem :. Flag of Canada. Scenery. Capital city. Ottawa. 3 largest cities. Calgary. Toronto. Montréal. Mame of the head of govermment.

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Maxime 3 A country :canada
WORLD MAP CANADA
MAP OF CANADA
Emblem:
Flag of Canada
Scenery
Capital city Ottawa
3 largestcities Calgary Toronto Montréal
Mame of the head of govermment • C’est la reine Elisabeth II et David Johnston
Famous monument Parliament Hill, Ottawa.
currency • Canadian Dollars
Typicalfood maplesyrup poutine
3 famous Canadian people JIM CARREY PAMELA ANDERSON Avril Lavigne

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