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Saint Pierre and Miquelon is a self-governing territorial overseas collectivity of France, located off the eastern coast of Canada. Comprising several islands, the archipelago is known for its unique blend of French culture and North American influences. The capital, Saint-Pierre, features colorful houses and streets reminiscent of a European fishing village. Rich in maritime history, the islands were once a hub for cod fishing. Despite their small size, Saint Pierre and Miquelon offer picturesque landscapes, including rocky coastlines and scenic harbors. The islands remain a distinctive outpost of French culture in North America, with a maritime heritage that continues to shape the local way of life.