Land form regions

The Cordilleran region comprises a series of mountain belts some 500 miles wide along Canadas Pacific coast.The Cordillera includes plateaus , valleys and plains as well as rugged mountains.

The Interior Plains of Canada encompasses the region between the Canadian shield and the Western Cordillera. The plains are distinguished by vast expanses of sedimentary Bedrock consisting mainly of consolidated shales, siltstones and sandstone's.

The Appalachian Region lies between St Lawrence lowlands to the northwest and the Atlantic Continental Shelf to the east and South west. Like other mountain regions , its terrains a mosaic of uplands and lowlands, the characters, boundaries and shapes of which reflect the complexity of rocks and structures.

No nuclear activity.

In Great bear lake, in the northwest territories, uranium, a large ingredient in the process of making atomic bombs.

No nuclear activity.

Wheat farming, oil pumping, Wind energy.

Fishing, Tourism.

White-water rafting, tourism, hydroelec-tricity.

In the northernmost corner, animals like bison, wolves, and moose are common. In other areas, animals like the black bear, white tailed deer, and wild boars are common as well.

Animals such as mule deer, pronghorn antelopes, brown bears, and wolves are very common in the interior plains.

In the Western Cordillera, there are animals like the mountain goat, rocky mountain elk, bighorn and stone sheep, and the grizzly and black bear are common throughout the land.

Hundreds of fossils, oil, salt, lush tall grasses. Water is scarce.

Lakes, rivers, coast of Atlantic ocean results in tidal activity.

Large trees and mountains.

Mostly English, with some French and the rest is any other languages.

Mostly English, with some French and the rest is any other languages.

Mostly English and French and the rest is any other languages.

There are many Forest fires concentrated in the lower area of the Region, near the coast further away from the coast. However, towards the northernmost section of the region, the fires diminish and become less common.

There are a plethora of fires located in the southern area of the region and actually cover the entire province of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba; however, the fires don't actually continue into the Northwest Territories and stop completely at the border.

This region is mainly affected by the ocean currents and wind masses. some forest fires also happen near the mountain range.