01/27/2025
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Prince Edward Island (PEI) is a picturesque island province in eastern Canada, located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It is the smallest Canadian province, covering an area of approximately 5,660 square kilometers (2,190 square miles) and connected to mainland Canada by the 12.9-kilometer (8-mile) Confederation Bridge. PEI has a population of around 165,000 people, with its capital and largest city, Charlottetown, being the cultural and economic hub.
The island is famous for its stunning natural beauty, featuring rolling green hills, red sand beaches, and dramatic sandstone cliffs. Its fertile soil has earned it the nickname "Canada's Food Island," as it is a leading producer of potatoes and other agricultural products. The island is also known for its fishing industry, particularly lobster and mussels.
Prince Edward Island is steeped in history and culture. It is celebrated as the setting of the beloved novel *Anne of Green Gables* by Lucy Maud Montgomery, attracting fans from around the world. Visitors can explore the Green Gables Heritage Place and other literary landmarks tied to the book.
PEI is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as cycling, golfing, and kayaking. Its warm, welcoming communities and vibrant local arts scene make it a charming getaway. With its mix of natural splendor, rich culture, and relaxed pace of life, Prince Edward Island captures the hearts of all who visit.
