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Geography 6.1

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Canadian Shield a giant mass of rock, large region of Canada that covers over 50% of Canada
the three oceans that border Canada Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic
Canada's Breadbasket where all the agriculture in Canada is done
cordillera chain of mountains
how do the chain of mountains run begins in Alaska and runs all the way to the tip of South America
how do the chain of mountains run Alaska --> tip of South America
Arctic and Innuitian Mountains made up of mostly islands
in the south hills
north dominated by Innuitian mountains
how many lakes does Canada hold 250,000 lakes
what percent of fresh water in the world does Canada hold 20%
Where is the significant amount of the fresh water that Canada holds? frozen in Arctic Ice
East cold all year round average 61 in the summer and low 32 in the winter
SubPolar Climate generally short summer and a very cold and long winter
Coniferous trees in the Subpolar Climate Tiga
Great Lakes 25% of Canadians live around this area, farmlands have six months of growing season
biggest city located in the area of the Great lakes Toronto
66 degree North latitude polar climate, from below -30 ad for summer up to 50, from Nov to Feb it is dark all day
Interior plains hot summers up to 100 degrees and winters as low as 0 degrees
Pincher Creek Alberta in 1962 the temperature went from -2 to 72 in one hour
British Columbia west coast of Canada, experiences Japan current which brings warmer weather over there, winters are wet but mild, summers do not exceed 80 degrees
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