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1. The 'Flat Earth Corner' of Fogo Island

Fogo Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

This remote island claims one of the four corners of the flat earth, a nod to its dramatic geological edges.

2. Val-Jalbert: Quebec's Preserved Ghost Town

Val-Jalbert, Quebec, Canada

Explore a perfectly preserved 1920s company town that was abandoned almost overnight, leaving its buildings intact.

3. Wawa's Giant Goose and Gold Rush Legacy

Wawa, Ontario, Canada

A colossal goose statue marks the entrance to a town with a surprisingly rich history of boom-and-bust gold and iron mining.

4. Drumheller's Dinosaur Badlands

Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

Nestled in the Canadian badlands, this town is the heart of a region where more dinosaur fossils have been found than almost anywhere else on Earth.

5. Lunenburg's Enduring Maritime Heritage

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada

This UNESCO World Heritage site is a vibrant working port, not a museum, with a distinct 'Lunenburg Bump' architectural style.

6. Cypress Hills: An Un-Glaciated Prairie Island

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Saskatchewan/Alberta, Canada

This unexpected forested plateau rises above the prairie, a unique 'island' ecosystem untouched by the last ice age.

7. Dawson City's Leaning Gold Rush Legacy

Dawson City, Yukon, Canada

The epicentre of the Klondike Gold Rush, where historic buildings are deliberately left leaning to tell their permafrost story.

8. Galiano Island's Sandstone Bodysurfing

Galiano Island, British Columbia, Canada

This quiet Gulf Island is home to rare sandstone shelves where ocean currents create a natural 'bodysurfing' experience at low tide.

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