Bodies of Water
The largest of the Great Lakes, and the largest lake in the world by area
Lake Superior
The most populous city in Canada
Toronto
The largest mountain range in North America which runs from Northern British Columbia to the American state of New Mexico
The Rockies
Canada's second most populous province and only majority French speaking province
Quebec
The only one of the Great Lakes not located in Canada
Lake Michigan
Canada's second most populated city, and one of the largest French speaking cities outside of France
Montreal
Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, is located on this island off of Canada's west coast
Vancouver Island
In 1999 this Inuit majority region became Canada's third territory
Nunavut
This river, which originates in Lake Ontario and drains into the Atlantic Ocean, was a crucial part of the early European exploration of Canada
The St. Lawrence River
The third most populated city in Canada, located on the west coast
Vancouver
Most of Nova Scotia is a made of a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides, a type of landform which is known as a ___________________
Peninsula
Canada's smallest and least populated province
Prince Edward Island
Canada is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the East, the Pacific to the west, and this ocean to the north
The Arctic Ocean
The capital city of Alberta
Edmonton
Northern Canada contains many huge masses of ice which move a few cm or metres a day, like a very slow river. This type of landform is known as ________________
Glaciers
The three provinces on Canada's Atlantic coast are often referred by this title
The Maritimes
A large body of water in Northern Canada bordering Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, and Nunavut
Hudson Bay
The capital city of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Much of Canada's Arctic region is characterized by flat land with no trees and a layer of permafrost under the surface. This type of landscape is known as ____________
Tundra
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta are often referred to by this regional title because of their very flat terrain
The Prairies