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| major mountain chair in the us and canada |
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largely treeless area that continues the ascent to about 4000 ft |
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west of plains. massive and rugged |
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| line of highest points in the rockies that marks seperation of rivers flowing eastwars and westward |
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Huron Ontario Michigan Erie Superior |
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| river system the flows across the northwest territories to the arctic ocean |
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| winds that blow from W-E in the middle of latitudes |
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| huge swamplands that covers some 4000 miles |
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| a political unit of ontario an quebec |
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| a system in which legistatibe and executive are combined in a legistature |
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| a central federal government and smaller provincial and territorial government govern cananda |
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| people of mixed french and native heritage |
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| public land set aside for them by the government |
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prince edwards island
new brunswick
nova scotia
and newfoundland |
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manitoba
saskatchewan
alberta |
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was carved out of the eastern half of the northwestern territories in 1999
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