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| province in eastern Canada |
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| region around the St. Lawerence River and Great Lakes |
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| mountain range that is part of the Cordillera |
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| explorer who claimed Canada for England |
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| waterfalls where Lake Erie waters flow into Lake Ontario |
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| flat land west and south of the Canadian Shield |
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| trade agreement tha removes the trade barriers among Canada, the United States, and Mexico |
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| Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island |
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| Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan |
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| many people of this area want to keep their French culture and language |
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| percentage of Canada that is made up of the Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories and Nunavut |
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| economy that Canada is based on |
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| the country's most heavily populated area with a humid continental climate |
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| covers more than half of Canada's total land area |
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| cause of a large low basin with many lakes and rivers |
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| damages Canada's lakes and rivers |
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| Canadian-United States border |
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| most of Canada's population lives in cities near this |
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