Ontario Map

Political Map of Ontario Canada

This beautiful and detailed map of Ontario shows the physical and political features of Ontario and surrounding areas. Relief shading and the use of different colours to show terrain regions and denote height above sea level are both informative and attractive. You can locate major Canada provinces on the map including Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Maine - the easternmost state in the contiguous United States, and US other states like Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Updated with abundant details like geographical boundaries, this Ontario province map showing the location of major towns and cities remains an ideal tool of reference. One can buy this Ontario Canada on a map for studies, home and business purpose.

Geography

The province of Canada comprises of three main geographical regions - the Canadian Shield, Hudson Bay Lowlands and Southern Ontario. Located in East/Central Canada, it is Canada's second largest province in terms of total land area.

Economy

Considered to be the leading manufacturing province, Ontario accounts for 52% of the total national manufacturing shipments. The province's river sources make it rich in hydroelectric energy. The abundance of natural resources and excellent transportation contribute to making manufacturing the principal industry of the province.

Ontario's capital Toronto is the centre of Canada's financial services and banking industry. The information technology sector is also important in the region. Besides, the tourism sector contributes heavily to the economy of Central Ontario whereas mining and the forest products industry are vital to the economy.

Population

Ontario is the most populous province in Canada with 13,448,494.

Landmarks and Buildings

St. Lawrence Market, CN Tower, Horseshoe Falls, Bell Park Walkway / Boardwalk, Peterborough Lift Lock, Ottawa Locks, Parkwood National Historic Site, Rideau Hall, Streetsville.

Business District in Ontario: Financial District

This is a business district in Downtown Toronto that was originally planned as New Town. The main financial district in Toronto is considered as the heart of Canada's finance industry.