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Labrador

Labrador is the mostly remote and sparsely settled mainland portion of . Named for 15th-century Portuguese explorer João Fernandes Lavrador, it's “the big land”: vast wilderness areas with abundant wildlife, whales and icebergs, some of the highest peaks east of the Canadian Rockies, and — almost as an afterthought — some widely scattered pockets of human habitation.
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is a vast but sparsely-populated rural area in northern Labrador which comprises five widely-scattered native villages and three abandoned ghost towns spread across over 72,000 square kilometres of land.

is a town in the Canadian province of .

is a town of 8,080 people in Labrador, founded in 1941 as a military base and seaport.

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and Wabush are a pair of towns in Labrador West on the border.

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is a Canadian national park on the Labrador Peninsula in , occupies the northernmost tip of Labrador, .

is a tiny coastal fishing village on the southeastern coast of Labrador with a population of about 440 people in 2021.

is a town located on the southeastern Labrador coast, 215 km from the /Southern Labrador border in .

is a town in western Labrador, close to the border, in the province of , .

Akami-Uapishkᵁ-KakKasuak-Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve is a Canadian national park reserve in central Labrador.

in Labrador is one of the last company towns in .

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is a small town of 560 settled by Europeans in 1743 as a fur trading post in Labrador, about 40 km northeast of .

Labrador

Latitude of centre
56° north
Longitude of centre
-61° or 61° west
Population
26,700
Wiki­data ID
Q380307
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Labrador Satellite Map

Labrador Satellite Map
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  • Arabic: Labrador
  • Arabic: لابرادور
  • Arabic: لبرادور
  • Breton: Labrador
  • Bulgarian: Лабрадор
  • Burmese: လာဗရာဒေါနယ်
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  • Chinese: 拉布拉多
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  • English: Nunatsuak
  • Esperanto: Labradoro
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  • French: Etat du Labrador
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  • French: Région du Labrador
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  • Greek: Λαμπραντόρ
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  • Irish: Labradar
  • Irish: Labradóir
  • Italian: Costa del Labrador
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  • Japanese: ヌナツァク
  • Japanese: ラブラドル
  • Japanese: ラブラドール
  • Japanese: ラブラドール地方
  • Korean: 래브라도
  • Lao: Labrador
  • Latin: Labrador
  • Latin: Terra Laboratoria
  • Lithuanian: Labradoras
  • Mazanderani: لابرادور
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  • Occitan (post 1500): Labrador
  • Persian: لابرادور
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  • Russian: Лабрадор (Канада)
  • Russian: Лабрадор (регион)
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  • Scots: Labrador
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  • Serbian: Лабрадор
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  • Spanish: Costa de Labrador
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  • Swedish: Labrador
  • Tamil: லாப்ரடோர்
  • Ukrainian: Лабрадор
  • Venetian: Labrador
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  • Waray (Philippines): Labrador (rehiyon)
  • Welsh: Labrador
  • Western Frisian: Labrador
  • Yoruba: Labrador
  • Yue Chinese: 拉布拉多

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About Mapcarta. Thanks to Mapbox for providing amazing maps. Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, excluding photos, directions and the map. Description text is based on the Wikivoyage page Labrador. Photo: Mola29, CC BY-SA 3.0.