Ottawa, Capital city in Canada
Ottawa is located on the eastern of southern Ontario, near Montreal and the U.S. border.
Founded in 1826 as Bytown, it was incorporated as Ottawa in 1855.
Known for its high standard of living, impressive architecture, and vast public parks.
Ottawa has a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons.
It is the fourth largest city in Canada and the second largest in Ontario.
Location: Ontario
Inception: 1850
Population: 1017449
Elevation above the sea: 70 m
Website: ottawa.ca
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