Random Canada Address Generator
Fake Canadian addresses with province-correct postal codes.
Random Canada Address Generator
Create fake Canadian addresses for testing sign-up flows, shipping calculators and international forms. Each result has a civic number and street, a real city, the two-letter province code and a correctly shaped postal code, with optional names, unit numbers and phone numbers.
Canadian address format
Canada Post expects the address in this order: name, unit and civic number with the street, then the municipality, province code and postal code on one line, for example:
| Line | Example |
|---|---|
| Street | 12-345 King St |
| City, province, postal code | Toronto ON M5V 2T6 |
| Country (international mail) | Canada |
The postal code is six characters in the pattern letter-digit-letter space digit-letter-digit. The first letter identifies the province or region – A for Newfoundland and Labrador, B for Nova Scotia, E for New Brunswick, G/H/J for Quebec, K to P for Ontario, R for Manitoba, S for Saskatchewan, T for Alberta, V for British Columbia, X for the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, and Y for Yukon.
Why test with Canadian data
- Postal code validation – many forms built for US ZIP codes reject letters or the space in a Canadian code.
- Province lists – make sure all 13 provinces and territories appear, including Nunavut.
- Bilingual cities – names such as Trois-Rivieres or Saint-Laurent check how your system handles hyphens.
- Phone numbers – Canada shares the North American numbering plan, so formatting rules should match the US.
Output options
Choose one line per address, labeled fields, CSV rows or JSON objects. Pick a single province from the menu to focus on one market, or leave it on Any province for a coast-to-coast mix. All data is generated locally in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Canadian postal codes valid?
They follow the real A1A 1A1 pattern, never use the letters D, F, I, O, Q or U, and start with the correct letter for the province (K–P for Ontario, G/H/J for Quebec, V for British Columbia, T for Alberta and so on). The exact code may not be assigned to a real delivery area.
How is a Canadian unit number written?
Canada Post puts the unit before the civic number with a hyphen, so apartment 12 at 345 King St becomes 12-345 King St. Switch Unit number to Some or Always to see this format.
Which provinces and territories are included?
All ten provinces and all three territories, each with several real cities and their real telephone area codes.
Can I use these addresses to sign up for Canadian services?
No. They are fictional test data. Use them for software testing, demos and design mock-ups only.