A Queen and Her Country · A Queen and Her Country Maps of Royal Visits. MAPS OF ROYAL VISITS Discover the many places Queen Elizabeth II has been to on her 23 visits to Canada. 1951

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A Queen and Her CountryMaps of Royal Visits

MAPS OF ROYAL VISITS

Discover the many places Queen Elizabeth II has been to on her 23 visits to Canada.

1951 – p. 3

1957 – p. 4

1959 – p. 5

1964 – p. 6

1967 – p. 7

1970 – p. 8

1971 – p. 9

1973 – p. 10

1976 – p. 11

1977 – p. 12

1978 – p. 13

1982 – p. 14

1983 – p. 15

1984 – p. 16

1987 – p. 17

1990 – p. 18

1992 – p. 19

1994 – p. 20

1997 – p. 21

2002 – p. 22

2005 – p. 23

2010 – p. 24

1951–2010 – p. 25


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Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba

New Brunswick

Newfoundland and Labrador

Nova Scotia

Northwest TerritoriesNunavut

Prince Edward Island

Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

Montréal

Québec

Sainte-Agathe

Ottawa

Cornwall

KingstonTrenton

Toronto

Niagara FallsHamilton

Windsor

Fort William

KapuskasingWinnipegWinnipeg

St. John’s

ReginaMoose Jaw

SaskatoonCalgary

Edmonton

SalmonArm

Vancouver

VictoriaEsquimalt

Nanaimo

FrederictonHalifax

Sydney

1951 October 8 – November 12• First tour by Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh • 35 days, 28 places visited


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1957 October 12–16• First official visit as Queen• Opened the 23rd Parliament

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba



Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

OntarioNew Brunswick

Nova Scotia


OttawaHull


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1959 June 18 – August 1 • Official opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway• Cross-Canada tour: 45 days, 90 places visited

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick


Nova Scotia


Corner BrookDeer Lake

GanderSaint John

Stephenville

Charlottetown

Halifax

New Glasgow

Sydney

Fredericton Moncton

Saint John

Shediac

Brandon

Portage La Prairie

VirdenWinnipeg

Biggar

Broadview

ChamberlainCraikDavidson

DundurnHanley

Indian HeadMoose Jaw

MoosominRegina

SaskatoonUnity

Uranium City

BanffCalgary

Edmonton

Lake LouiseWainwright

Yellowknife

Dawson

Mayo

Whitehorse

Arvida

Gaspé

Montréal

Port Alfred

Québec

Saint-Lambert

Schefferville

Trois-Rivières

Ottawa

Toronto

Cambridge

Brantford

Chatham

Cornwall

Guelph

Hamilton

IroquoisKingston

Kitchener

London

MidlandPenetanguishene

Port Hope

Sarnia

Sault Ste Marie

Stratford

Sudbury

Thunder Bay

Trenton

Windsor

Ashcroft

Boston Bar

Chilliwack

FieldGlacier

GoldenHope

Kamloops

LyttonNanaimo

New Westminster

RevelstokeSicamous

Spences Bridge

Terrace

Vancouver

Victoria

Sept-Îles

Orillia

Muskoka


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1964 October 5–13 • Commemoration of the three major conferences leading up to Canadian Confederation in 1867 • 8 days, 3 provinces visited

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon



Nova Scotia


CharlottetownSummerside

Québec

Ottawa


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1967 June 29 – July 5 • Celebration of Canada’s centennial and tour of the International and Universal Exposition (Expo 67) in Montréal

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon




Nova Scotia

Ottawa

CornwallKingston

Montréal


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1970 July 5–15 • Celebration of the centennial of Manitoba’s entry into Confederation and a tour of the Northwest Territories. The Queen is the �rst monarch to visit the Canadian Arctic.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Saskatchewan

Yukon


Nova Scotia


Quebec


Oakville

Churchill

ThompsonGillam

Flin Flon

Norway House

Swan River

The Pas

Dauphin

Clear LakeBrandon

CarberryPortage la Prairie

Winnipeg

Carman

BeausejourLower Fort Garry

Fort Providence

Fort Smith

Inuvik

Tuktoyaktuk

Yellowknife

ApexIqaluit

Resolute


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1971 May 3–12 • Visit by Queen Elizabeth and Princess Anne to mark the Centennial of British Columbia’s entry into Confederation

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Saskatchewan

Yukon


Nova Scotia


Quebec


Victoria

VancouverTofino

Kelowna

Vernon

Penticton

William Lake

Comox


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1973 June 25 – July 5• The Queen attended events marking the 300th anniversary of Kingston, the centennial of Prince Edward Island’s entry into Confederation and the centennial of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

July 31 – August 4• A second visit in 1973 for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Ottawa.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

CharlottetownSummersideSummerside

MountCarmel

Regina

Calgary

TorontoCobourg

Kingston

CambridgeKitchener

Waterloo

ThunderBay

St. CatherinesNiagara-on-the-Lake

Scarborough

BramptonMalton

London


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1976 June 28 – July 6 • The Royal Family visited Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Quebec, where Princess Anne was competing in the Montréal Olympics.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

HalifaxAnnapolis Valley

Aylesford

Dartmouth

Grand PréWolfvilleWolfville

Fredericton

Newcastle

Montréal Bromont

Brome Lake

Chatham

Kingston

Morrisburg


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1977 October 14–19 • The Royal Couple visited the National Capital Region to mark the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Year.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

OttawaOttawaHarrington LakeHarrington Lake

WakefieldWakefield


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1978 July 26 – August 6 • With the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward, the Queen toured Newfoundland, Saskatchewan and Alberta, attending the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


QuebecSaskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

Corner Brook

Deer Lake

Little RapidsLittle Rapids

St. John’s

Stephenville

Regina

YorktonFort Qu'Appelle

BalcarresMelvilleMoose Jaw

Saskatoon

Lloydminster

Edmonton

Grande Prairie

Peace River

St. Paul

Vegreville

Fort Saskatchewan

MundareChipman

Lamont

Bruderheim

Fort Edmonton


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1982 April 15–19• Signature of the proclamation of the Constitution Act, 1982

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

OttawaOttawa


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1983 March 8–11 • After touring the U.S. West Coast, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visited British Columbia.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

Victoria

VancouverNanaimoNanaimo VernonVernon

KamloopsKamloops

New Westminster


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1984 September 24 – October 7 • Queen Elizabeth visited Manitoba, and toured New Brunswick and Ontario, two provinces celebrating their bicentennials.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

Dieppe

ShediacMoncton

FrederictonSackville

Riverview

Ottawa

MorrisburgMorrisburgCornwall

PrescottKingston

Amherstview

Windsor

Brantford

Sudbury

Toronto

Winnipeg

Dauphin

Brandon

Dugald

Yorkton


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1987 October 9–24• 16th visit to Canada by Her Majesty • 16 days, 18 places visited

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

North Saanich

Qualicum Beach

Vancouver

Victoria

Esquimalt

ReginaFort Qu'Appelle

Saskatoon

Yorkton

Canora VereginKamsackKindersley

QuébecSillery

Cap TourmenteRivière-du-Loup

La PocatièreLa Pocatière


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1990 June 27 – July 1• Queen Elizabeth joined the Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa after visiting Calgary and Red Deer.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

Calgary

Red Deer

OttawaOttawa

Hull


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1992 June 30 – July 2 • In Canada’s capital, the Queen celebrated the 125th anniversary of Confederation and the 40th anniversary of her accession to the Throne.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba



Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon


Nova Scotia


OttawaHull


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1994 August 13–22 • In 10 days, Queen Elizabeth went coast to coast to coast, visiting Nova Scotia, British Columbia (for the Commonwealth Games) and the Northwest Territories.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova ScotiaHalifaxHalifax

Sydney

Louisbourg

Dartmouth

Yellowknife

Prince George

Twin Island

Victoria

Rankin Inlet

Iqaluit


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1997 June 23 – July 2 • The Royal Visit marked the 500th anniversary of John Cabot’s arrival in Newfoundland. The trip also included stops in Ontario.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

St. John's

Bonavista

North West River

Shetshashiu

LondonStratford

Brantford

Toronto

North Bay

St. Thomas

Ottawa


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2002 October 4–15 • This Royal Visit was in celebration of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee. • 12 days, 4 provinces, 1 territory visited

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

VictoriaVancouver

Iqaluit

Winnipeg

TorontoOakville

Hamilton

Ottawa

Fredericton

Sussex

Moncton


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2005 May 17–25 • The Queen attended events to celebrate the centennial of the entry of Saskatchewan and Alberta into Confederation.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

Regina

Saskatoon

LumsdenLumsden

Jasper Edmonton

Calgary


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2010 June 28 – July 6 • The Queen visited Nova Scotia for the centennial of the Royal Canadian Navy and travelled to Manitoba to dedicate the cornerstone of the Museum for Human Rights.

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario

New Brunswick



Nova Scotia

Toronto

Waterloo

OttawaOttawa

HalifaxWinnipeg


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1951–2010 • 23 visits, 257 days and over 180 places

AlbertaBritish Columbia

Manitoba


Quebec

Saskatchewan

Yukon

Ontario



Nova Scotia

New Brunswick

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A Queen and Her Country · A Queen and Her Country Maps of Royal Visits. MAPS OF ROYAL VISITS Discover the many places Queen Elizabeth II has been to on her 23 visits to Canada. 1951