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Located within the Thousand Islands region, the Unnamed Canadian islands are a collection of approximately 590 islands that lie near the Canada-US border. This region is known for its stunning natural beauty, with islands dotting the waters of the Saint Lawrence River. The Thousand Islands is a popular destination for both tourists and nature enthusiasts, offering a mix of lush landscapes and opportunities for recreational activities.

Despite their anonymity, these unnamed islands contribute to the rich tapestry of the Thousand Islands, each adding to the unique geography that characterizes this area. Given their location in Canada, these islands fall under Canadian jurisdiction, showcasing the diverse and expansive nature of the country’s natural features. Although specific details about each island are limited, collectively, they play an integral role in the ecosystem and allure of the region.

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Unnamed Canadian islands = about 590

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Canada

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