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Rivers
Lakes
Landform Regions
Mountains
Provincial Capitals
100
This river connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean
What is the St. Lawrence River?
100
It's the only Great Lake does not border Canada
What is Lake Michigan?
100
The Atlantic Provinces as well as the Gaspe Peninsula make up this region
What is the Appalachians?
100
Canada's highest peak
What is Mt. Logan?
100
PEI
What is Charlottetown?
200
This river flows across the prairies and drains in Lake Winnepeg
What is the Saskatchewan River?
200
This lake is named after an Iroqouis word meaning "beautiful lake" or "sparkling water"
What is Lake Ontario?
200
It's the biggest region and is rich in metallic minerals
What is the Precambrian or Canadian Shield?
200
It's the most mountainous landform region in Canada
What is the Western Cordillera?
200
Alberta
What is Edmonton?
300
This river crosses from Alaska into Canada
What is the Yukon River?
300
This lake is known to the Natives as "Gitchigume"
What is Lake Superior?
300
BC and some of the Yukon encompass this region
What is the Western Cordillera?
300
It's the highest peak in the Atlantic Provinces
What is Gros Morne?
300
British Columbia
What is Victoria?
400
This river flows from the Beaufort Sea to Great Slave Lake
What is the Mackenzie River?
400
It's the biggest lake in New Brunswick
What is Grand Lake?
400
This region is rich in oil and natural gas, as well as fertile soil
What are the Interior Plains?
400
These mountains lie west of the Rockies and east of the interior plateau
What are the Columbia Mountains?
400
Saskatchewan
What is Regina?
500
This river flows north from Lake Athabasca and empties into the Great Slave Lake
What is Slave River?
500
This lake spans the borders of Saskatchewan and Alberta
What is Lake Athabasca?
500
The fertile farm lands of southern Ontario fall into this georegion
What are the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Lowlands?
500
Continental Drift and this factor both influence the evolution of mountains
What is erosion?
500
Manitoba
What is Winnepeg?