where is there land in canada or alaska where it is isolated and near nature.?
where is there alot of cheap land like mostly in the woods with nature that is isolated in Canad or alaska and is far from people
Most of the cities and town in Canada are along the southern border. The rest is mostly uninhabited wilderness, with the aception of a few small towns
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