Geography of Canada

The population of Canada is approximately __________________________.

The rocky upland that covers about half of Canada is called the____________________________.

Broad plains stretch across the interior of Canada and the United States.

United States and Canada share physical features such as lakes, rivers, and mountain ranges.

The United States and Canada often fight over who owns the Great Lakes.

The people of Northern Canada live in a tropical environment.

Most Canadian cities developed around_____________________________.

The ______________________Mountains extend north into the western part of the United States.

___________ is one of Canada’s most plentiful resources and is traded in British Columbia.

The population of Canada is about ____________________ of the population of the United States.

French speaking people are no longer living in Canada.

The French settled parts of Canada and traded ___________________________.

Cars and other vehicles travel on frozen lakes/rivers in the northern territories of Canada.

Canada was settled by ____________________ and French settlers.

The United States is a large trading partner with Canada.

The United States and Canada both have portions of Niagara Falls within their borders.

Canada has a wide variety of physical features including mountains, rivers, lakes, and plains.

Canada is the ______________________ largest country in land area.

The French speaking province of Canada is Ontario.

The primary languages of the people of Canada are ____________________ and ___________________.