ROCKY MOUNTINS

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• The canidanian rockies extend southwestward 1000 miles
• They form half of the 900 mile border
• The rocky mountins trench a geologic deppresion
• About 50 peaks overpass 11000 feet
• Mt robeson is the tallest peak 12972 feet

ST LAWRENCE RIVER

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• Its one of the longest rivers in north america
• The lake flows 766 miles from lake onterio
• The river is 250 feet at its deepest point
• The st lawrence river has a discharge rate of347 849 cubic feet
• There are 1854 islands in this river

NIAGRA FALLS

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• Fish acctually travel over the falls
• 90 percent of the fish that swim down the fall survive
• Back in the 1800 the niagara falls was nearly frozen
• 20 percent of the water of north america goes through the falls
• 28000000 billon gallons of water goes down every secound

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• The great lakes is 95 160 sq miles
• The lakes are on the us and canidanian border
• They are popular recreation sitesfor boating and fishing
• 14000 thousand years ago the lakes were covered with a glacier
• The lakes has 170 different fish species

CANADA

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• The coldest day in canada was feb 3 1947
• In the past 30 years the nighttime low temp is -26.7
• In 2006 the avrage warm temperatureswere recorded higher
• Some places get as low as 27 degrees at night
• Very few people live in the north of canada due to its weather

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• Over 1.8 billon jobs torward natural resorses in 2013
• 607 billion went into investments
• 503 in energy
• 165 into minarals
• 1.6 into forest

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