Map of Canada Flashcards
1
Q
What is A and 1?
A
A. Yukon
- Whitehorse
2
Q
What is B and 2?
A
B. Northwest Territories
- Yellowknife
3
Q
What is C and 3?
A
C. Nunavut
- Iqlaluit
4
Q
What is D and 4?
A
D. British Columbia
- Victoria
5
Q
What is E and 5?
A
E. Alberta
- Edminton
6
Q
What is F and 6?
A
F. Saskatchewan
- Regina
7
Q
What is G and 7?
A
G. Manitoba
- Winnipeg
8
Q
What is H, 8 and Star?
A
H. Ontario
- Toronto
Star: Ottawa
9
Q
What is I and 9?
A
Quebec and Quebec City
10
Q
What is M and 11?
A
New Brunswick and Fredricton?
11
Q
What is K and 12?
A
PEI and Charlottetown
12
Q
What is L and 13?
A
Nova Scotia and Halifax
13
Q
What is J and 10?
A
Newfoundland and Labrador
14
Q
What is a?
A
Lake Superior
15
Q
What is b?
A
Lake Michigan
16
Q
What is c?
A
Lake Huron
17
Q
What is d?
A
Lake Erie
18
Q
What is e?
A
Lake Ontario
19
Q
What is i?
A
Pacific Ocean
20
Q
What is ii?
A
Arctic Ocean
21
Q
What is iii?
A
Baffin Bay
22
Q
What is v?
A
Atlantic Ocean
23
Q
What is vi?
A
James Bay
24
Q
What is vii?
A
St. Lawrence Seaway
25
What is the yellow line?
140°W
26
What is the blue line?
370 kms O.E.Z
27
What is the dark green line?
49°N
28
What is the orange line?
43°W
29
What is the neon green line?
42°N
30
Physical Boundaries
Physical Boundaries- they are 'things' that block us or limit how far we can go .
Examples: Mountains, Rivers, Fences ect.
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Political Boundaries
Political Boundaries- rules or imaginary lines that government decide about where one thing begins and another ends
Example: the boundary of land that belongs to Canada and the U.S (or city boundaries ect.)
[The O.E.Z. is a political boundary about the area that a country has control over for money making around their property]
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Cultural Boundaries
Rules that groups or families make about behavior and how far one is allowed to go in whatever thay are doing
