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Newfoundland and Labrador
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At the far east of Canada, these lands—wild and nearly empty in Labrador, more populated in Newfoundland—are prime nature destinations. There are several parks and vast untouched areas, perfect for off-the-beaten-path exploration, especially in the northernmost part of the province.
Overview

At the far east of Canada, these lands—wild and nearly empty in Labrador, more populated in Newfoundland—are prime nature destinations. There are several parks and vast untouched areas, perfect for off-the-beaten-path exploration, especially in the northernmost part of the province.
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- Type of place: province.
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- Local time: While most of Labrador follows "Atlantic Time" (), the island of Newfoundland and the small adjacent part of Labrador have their own time zone at UTC-3:30 (UTC-4 for the rest of the province), creating a half-hour difference between the two zones.
- Capital: St. John’s
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- Highlights (out of ): Nature ; Adventure ; Culture /; Relaxation/Holidays .
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