Chapter 4 - Sec 1 & 2

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One of Canada's most important Rivers. Depended on by Canadian cities as transportation link.

Wind systems that form over the ocean in tropical areas and bring violent storms with heavy rains.

Severe winter storms that last several hours and combine high winds with heavy snow.

Deep valleys with steep sides.

Ships can travel on this rive. Products from inport cities are shipped down the river to foreign ports.

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A group of mountain ranges that run side by side is called a...

Giant sheets of ice are referred to as ____________________________.

A huge urban area made up of several large cities and nearby communities.

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Includes gold, silver, and copper deposits. Contains passages which allow people to cross.

Rolling inland grasslands with fertile soil are called...

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Major Source of hydroelectric power for both Canada and the United States.

A __________________________ is a high point that determines the direction that rivers flow.

Rich coal deposits that helped fuel industrial growth in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

When states or provinces are joined together inside a common boundary, they can be described as...

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A funnel-shaped cloud that often touches the ground is called a ...

When rivers are ____________________________, it means that they are wide and deep enough to allow the passage of ships.

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Long periods without rainfall are called...