| A | B |
|---|
| Part of the Great Plains of the U.S.? | Interior Plains |
| Region that includes soil that never thaws? | Arctic Region |
| Most populous region in Canada? | St. Lawrence River Valley |
| Massive, rocky area characterized with 1000s of lakes? | Canadian Shield |
| A vast tundra dominates the landscape of this region? | Canadian Shield |
| This region includes the Great Lakes and Niagara Falls? | St. Lawrence River Valley |
| This region is located in the Northern section of the Rocky Mountains in Western Canada? | Canadian Cordillera |
| This region includes the Appalachian Mountains? | Atlantic Provinces |
| This region includes an archipelago? | Arctic Region |
| This region extends from the Hudson Bay to the Canadian Cordillera and is the largest region? | Canadian Shield |
| The heartland of Canada is found in this region? | St. Lawrence River Valley |
| Soil that never thaws is called? | Permafrost |
| A landscape that has limited vegetation because of cold temperatures? | Tundra |
| Minerals such as copper, iron, nickel, lead, gold, and silver are found in this region? | Canadian Shiel |
| One of the best fishing areas in the world? | Grand Banks |
| An area where waters mix and stir up nutrients from the ocean floor? | Mixing Zone |
| These falls are located between Lake Erie and Ontario? | Niagara |
| Why is the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes area often called the heartland of Canada? | populous, industry, cities and fertile farmland |
| Most important river in Canada? | St. Lawrence River |
| Three factors that influences Canada's climate? | Location, Physical geography, and the size of Canada |
| The part of Canada located closest to the U.S. has this type of climate? | Continental Cool |
| Northern Canada has a ___ climate with long, cold winters. | Subarctic & Tundra Climate |
| Outside the major cities, Canada averages how many people per square mile? | Two |
