Physical Landscape/Overview
What is 3.86 million?
the 4 Atlantic provinces
What are Nova Scotia, New brunswick, Prince Edward island, and Labrador?
3 prairie provinces
What are Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta?
An area where fish come to feed in huge numbers
What are fisheries?
group of islands
What is an archipelago?
Administrative units similar to states
What are provinces?
classification of tree that produces cones and has needles.
What is coniferous?
highest recorded temperature in Canada
What is 113oF?
provides access to the interior of Canada
What is the Gulf of St. Lawrence/St. lawrence River?
two countries involved in making the St. Lawrence Seaway
What are the United States and Canada?
lands administered by the national government
What are territories?
Climate in the Atlantic Provinces
What is humid continental climate?
What is about 15 inches?
effect of less ice forming in the Arctic Ocean
What is easier ship travel?
two climate zones in the Northern Lands
What are subarctic and tundra climate?
Canada's population rank
What is 36th?
Two climates that are in Quebec and Ontario
What are humid continental and subarctic?
climate of British Columbia
What is marine west coast climate?
in land seas in east central Canada
What is the Hudson Bay?
The amount of provinces and territories in Canada.
What are 10 provinces and 3 territories?
3 things that make the southern part of Quebec and Ontario great for farming
What is rainfall, mild temperatures, and fertile soil?
most prominent landform in British Columbia
What are mountains?
the three oceans that border Canada
What are the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic?
only Great Lake that is not shared with the United States and Canada?
What is Lake Michigan?