Landforms
what landform is typically high, steep, and formed by tectonic plates
Landform: Mountains!
This river flows through Ontario and Quebec and connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.
St. Lawrence River
A natural resource that can be replaced naturally over time, such as trees, is called this.
renewable resource
Which ocean is located on Canada's east coast?
Atlantic Ocean
What is the capital city of Ontario?
Toronto
What type of landforms are often from by erosion and tectonic activites
Landform: Hills!
This is the longest river in Canada, flowing through Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba into Hudson Bay.
Nelson River
Canada is one of the world's largest producers of this resource, which is used to make paper and lumber.
timber
Which ocean is located on Canada's west coast?
Pacific Ocean
Which province is known for having the largest population in Canada?
Ontariooo
What type of landform is very large, VERY good for farming, and very green.
This major river begins in British Columbia and flows into the Pacific Ocean near Vancouver.
Fraser River
This non-renewable resource is mined in Alberta's oil sands and used to produce fuel.
oil aka petroleum
Which ocean borders Canada's northern coastline?
Arctic Ocean
How many provinces does Canada have?
10
What landform is typically evelated on flat topped areas?
Landforms: Plateaus
This river flows through the Northwest Territories and empties into the Beaufort Sea in the Arctic Ocean.
Mackenzie River
This Canadian province is known for producing large amounts of hydroelectric power from water.
Quebec
This is the largest ocean in the world.
Pacific Ocean
This territory is home to Canada's northernmost capital city, Iqaluit.
Nunavut
Name 4 major landforms
Mountains
Hills
Plains
Plateaus
This river forms part of the border between New Brunswick and Maine and is known for its hydroelectric dams.
Saint John River
Taking resources from the environment while ensuring future generations can also use them is called this.
sustainable development
Canada is bordered by how many oceans?
THREEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Name Canada's three territories.
Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut