ROCKY MOUNTAINS

FACTS ABOUT THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS

• Canada and the United States share the Rocky Mountains.
• It is extended into western Canada.
• They are 3,954 meters into the air.
• It is more than 3,000 miles long.
• 3,443,501 visited the Rocky Mountains in 2014.

ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

FACTS ABOUT THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

• It is an important international waterway.
• It links into the Great Lakes and the Atlantic ocean.
• It is 744 miles long.
• The Great Lakes surround the St. Lawrence River.
• The St. Lawrence River shares the United States and Canada.

NIAGARA FALLS

FACTS ABOUT NIAGARA FALLS

• It is 51 meters tall.
• It is on the border of Canada and New York.
• 12 million people visit the Niagara Falls each year.
• 1,360 tons pf water goes into Niagara Falls.
• The ice age made Niagara Falls.

GREAT LAKES

FACTS ABOUT THE GREAT LAKES

• They include Ontario, Erie, Superior, Michigan, and Huron.
• They are between the United States and Canada.
• They were covered by a huge glacier.
• Lake Michigan is the only lake entirely in the United States.
• Lake Superior is the biggest lake of all of them.

CANADA

FACTS ABOUT THE CLIMATE REGION IN CANADA

• It doesn't snow as much.
• It is close to the Arctic Circle.
• It is warm and cold.
• The left side of Canada is warm.
• It is up north, farther away from the equator.

CANADA'S RESOUCES

FACTS ABOUT THE RESOUCES IN CANADA

• Coal is a resouce.
• Energy is a resource.
• Wood and trees are a recouse
• Minerals are a natural resouce.
• Metals are also a natural resource.