Canadian Geography

Provinces & Territories

100

The province that Ms. Trapp originates from and it is the province the capital city of Canada resides

Ontario

200

This province is located on the Western side of Canada and it boarders the Pacific Ocean

British Columbia

300

What is the name of all three territories

Yukon

Northwest Territory

Nunavut

400

These are considered your 'Prairie Provinces'

Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta

500

Name the maritime provinces 

Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island

Capital Cities

100

What is the capital of Nova Scotia

Halifax

200

What is the capital of Nunavut

Iqaluit

300

What is the Capital of Saskatchewan 

Regina

400

What is the Capital of British Columbia 

Victoria 

500

What is the capital of Canada

Ottawa

Name that Region

100

This region is made up of some of the oldest rocks to be found on the Earth, some formed over 1 billion years ago

Canadian Shield

200

This region is located near 5 lakes and one river

Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Low Lands

300

This region has the largest wetland in Canada

Hudson Bay Lowlands

400

This region is located between the Western Cordillera and the Canadian Shield.

Interior Plains 

500

This region is made up of 16% forest

Western Cordillera

Where Am I?

100

I am the province known for the Rocky Mountains and Banff National Park.

Alberta

200

I’m the region with Canada’s richest farmland and major oil deposits.

Interior Plains

300

I am part of the Prairie Provinces, but also home to the Canadian Shield and Hudson Bay coastline.

Manitoba

400

My capital city is Charlottetown, where the first meetings for Canadian Confederation were held.

Prince Edward Island

500

I am in the Arctic region, and my name means “Our Land” in Inuktitut.

Nunavut

Interesting Facts

100

This region is home to the largest single-span arch bridge in the world at 924m

Appalachian Mountains 

200

In this region, the sun never sets in the summer, and the winter, the sun never rises.

Arctic Lowlands

300

This region experiences an exceptional amount of rainfall makin git a temperate rainforest climate. 

Western Cordillera

400

50% of people that live in Canada, live in this region. 

Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Lowlands

500

The average amount of precipitation received in this region is between 500mm and 700mm annually. 

Hudson Bay Lowlands