Landforms
This region extends from southern Alberta to the Northwest Territories and covers 18% of Canada.
Interior Plains
The climate in this region is influenced by the Great Lakes, making it humid and ideal for growing crops
St Lawrence Lowlands
This region is known as Canada’s "Industrial Heartland" due to its many manufacturing industries.
St Lawrence Lowlands
Polar bears and beluga whales attract tourists to this region.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
People in this region enjoy activities like hockey, skiing, and fishing depending on the season.
Interior Plains
Known for its swampy plains and largest area of wetlands in the world
The Hudson Bay Lowlands
This region has the coldest winters, with temperatures dropping to -29°C due to lingering Arctic air.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
This region has valuable minerals such as diamonds, rubies, gold, and iron.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
This region is home to wildlife such as bears, squirrels, frogs, and birds.
St Lawrence Lowlands
This region is known for its rodeos, stampedes, and agribitions due to its strong farming and ranching culture.
Interior Plains
This region is bordered by the Canadian Shield to the north and the Appalachian Region to the east
St Lawrence Lowlands
This region has extreme temperatures ranging from -50°C in winter to +30°C in summer.
Interior Plains
Oil, natural gas, coal, and fertile soil make this region one of Canada's key farming and mining areas.
Interior Plains
The Sarcee, Blackfoot, and Plains Cree originally lived in this region and relied on the land for survival.
Interior Plains
This region is home to major Canadian cities such as Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec City.
St Lawrence Lowlands
The southern part of this region consists of semi-arid prairie, while the northern part is covered by tundra.
Interior Plains
The water surrounding this region affects its temperatures, leading to short, warm summers.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
The forests in this region contain hardwood species like maple, oak, and birch.
St Lawrence Lowlands
The mix of young and old trees in this region provides a diverse habitat for many species.
St Lawrence Lowlands
Geocaching, paddle boarding, and kayaking are popular activities in this sparsely populated region.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
In this region, shallow ponds called thermokarst depressions form where ground ice has melted out.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
This region gets the least precipitation and the most sunlight in Canada.
Interior Plains
This region historically supported a fur trading economy and is home to about 60 species of fish.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
Wolverines are found in this region, making it one of the few places where they can be spotted in the wild.
Hudson Bay Lowlands
This region has a landmark once considered the tallest free-standing land structure in the world.
Bonus 100 - what is the name of the tower
St Lawrence Lowlands
CN Tower