Which country does the Queen Elizabeth Islands belong to?

The Queen Elizabeth Islands are located in northern Canada and belong to Canadian territory.

The total area of ??the Queen Elizabeth Islands is approximately 418,961 square kilometers. The archipelago has several larger islands, the largest of which, Baffin Island, is the fifth largest island in the world. The archipelago was named after Elizabeth II in commemoration of her coronation as queen in 1953.

Introduction to Canada:

Canada is located in the northernmost part of North America. It is a highly developed capitalist country and a member of the Commonwealth. It has a vast land area and is surrounded by the sea on three sides. It has beautiful scenery and a pleasant climate. . Canada is a country of immigrants. There are very few local indigenous people. Most of them are immigrants from Europe and Asia. Among them, Asian immigrants are mainly Chinese.

Land area: 9.98 million square kilometers.

Population: approximately 36 million.

Capital: Ottawa.

The largest cities: Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Vancouver.

Main languages: English, Chinese (Chinese), French.

Currency: Canadian Dollar.

Political system: parliamentary constitutional monarchy.

Main tourist attractions: Rocky Mountains, downtown Toronto, Old Quebec City, CN Tower, Halifax Castle, Fundy National Park, Niagara Falls, University of Toronto, Lake Superior, Lake Erie , Bethune's former residence, Stanley Park, etc.

Universities of higher learning: University of Toronto (top university in the world, ranked first in the world universities in the United States, ranked first in Times Higher Education in the United Kingdom, ranked first in the world by QS Research in the United Kingdom), McGill University, University of Ottawa, Montreal University, University of Waterloo, etc.

Per capita GDP (Gross National Product): approximately US$42,000.

Human Development Index: 0.911 (very high)