Canada has an area of nearly ten mi

Canada has an area of nearly ten million square kilometers. Its western cost is washed by the Pacifik Ocean and its eastern coast by the north of Canada.
Canada has mountains high plains and low plains. The Rosky Mountains run parallel to the Pacific coast. East of these mountains are the high plains. The low plains lie in the region of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River. There are also mountains which run parallel to Canada east coast, in Labrador and Baffin Island.
Canada is a country of lakes. Besides the Great Lakes – Lakes Superior, Huron, Erie and Ontario (the fifth Great Lake, Michigan, lies in the USA), there are many other vary large lakes, for example, Great Bear Lake, Great Slave Lake and Lake Winnipeg.
Canada also has large rivers the Mackenzie flows from the Rocky Mountains info the Arctic Ocean, the Yukon rises in Canada and flows into the Pacific, the St. Lawrence River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. The Niagara Falls are one of the most splendid sights in the world.
Since the building of the St. Lawrence Rive form a great water way from the Atlantic of the heart of country.
Canada has several climatic regions, Winter in Canada lasts from four to five months with heavy snowfalls. There is mush rain in the east and west, but less in the centre.
The north of the counter near the Arctic is tundra with great forests to the south. The central plains form the prairies.




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The population of Canada is over 26 million people. In the country there are 330,000 Indians and 25,000 Eskimos, who live mostly in the North. Today more than 40 per cent of the people of Canada came originally from Britain, about 30 per cent from France and 20 per cent from other countries. The Canadian constitution has no articles guaranteeing the Indians and Eskimos equality with other citizens of the country, and their struggle for their rights goes on for a long time.
The capital of Canada is Ottawa. Other large important towns are Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton, Hamilton, and Quebec.
Canada is rich in metal ores, oil and gas, and the metal, machine-building, motor-car and ship-building industries are highly developed.
The hydro-electric industry is highly developed, its main centres are in the provinces of Quebec and Ontario. There is a very large hydro-electric station at the Niagara Falls.
Canada main agricultural products are wheat, meat, some, kinds of fruit, especially apples, and dairy products.
The provinces of Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia, with their great forests, produce wood for paper-making and building.
Many of the lakes rivers are polluted today and few of them have fish now. But Canada fishing industry is still important on doth the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. Canada largest ports are Vancouver and Halifax.

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Canada has an area of nearly ten million square kilometers. Cost is western Its washed by the Pacifik Ocean and its eastern coast by the north of Canada.
Canada has mountains high plains and low plains. The Rosky Mountains run parallel to the Pacific coast. East of these mountains are the high plains. The low plains lie in the region of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River. Are also mountains There which run parallel to east coast Canada, in Labrador and Baffin Island.
Canada is a country of lakes. Besides the Great Lakes - Lakes Superior, Huron, Erie and Ontario (the fifth Great Lake, Michigan You will, lies in the USA), there are many other vary large lakes, for example, Great Bear Lake, Great Slave Lake and Lake Winnipeg.
Canada also has large rivers the Mackenzie flows from the Rocky Mountains info the Arctic Ocean, the Yukon rises in Canada and flows into the Pacific, the St. Lawrence River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. Niagara Falls are The one of the most splendid sights in the world.
Since the building of the St. Rive form a Lawrence great water way from the Atlantic of the heart of country.
Canada has several climatic regions, Winter in Canada lasts from four to five months with heavy snowfalls. Mush rain is There in the east and west, but less in the centre.
The north of the counter near the Arctic tundra is with great forests to the south. Central plains form The the prairies. Canada 2 The population of Canada is over 26 million people. In the country there are 330,000 Indians and 25,000 Eskimos, who live mostly in the North. Today more than 40 per cent of the people of Canada came originally from Britain, about 30 per cent from France and 20 per cent from other countries. Canadian constitution has The no articles guaranteeing the Indians and Eskimos equality with other citizens of the country, and their struggle for their rights goes on for a long time. The capital of Canada is Ottawa. Other large important towns are Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton, Hamilton, and Quebec. Canada is rich in metal ores, oil and gas, and the metal, machine-building, motor-car and ship-building industries are highly developed. The hydro-electric industry is highly developed, its main centres are in the provinces of Quebec and Ontario. There is a very large hydro-electric station at the Niagara Falls. Canada main agricultural products are wheat, meat, some, kinds of fruit, especially apples, and dairy products. The provinces of Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia, with their great forests , produce wood for paper-making and building. Many of the lakes are polluted rivers today and few of them have fish now. But Canada fishing industry is still important on doth the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. Canada largest ports are Vancouver and Halifax.

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canada has an area of nearly 10 million square kilometers. the western us is washed by the Pacifik ocean and its eastern coast in the north of canada. "canada has mountains and plains and low plains. the Rosky mountains run parallel to the pacific coast. east of these mountains are the high plains. the low plains lie in the region of the great lakes and the st. lawrence river.there are also mountains which run parallel to canada east coast, in labrador and Baffin island. "canada is a country of lakes. besides the great lakes are lakes superior, Huron, Erie and ontario (the fifth great lake, michigan, lies in the usa), there are many other new large lakes, for example, the great bear lake, great slave lake and lake winnipeg.
canada also has large rivers the mackenzie flows from the rocky mountains by the arctic ocean, the Yukon rises in canada and flows into the pacific, the st. lawrence river flows into the atlantic ocean. the niagara falls is one of the most splendid sights in the world. since the building of the st. lawrence left in a great water way from the atlantic to the heart of the country.
canada has several climatic regions, winter in canada lasts from four to five months with no snowfalls. there is mush rain in the east and west, but not in the heart.
the north of the counter in the arctic is tundra with great forests to the south. the central plains form the prairies.




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the population of canada is over 26 million people. in the country there are 330.000 indians and 25000 Eskimos, who live mostly in the north. today more than 40 per cent of the people of canada came originally from britain, about 30 per cent from france and 20 per cent from other countries. the canadian constitution has no articles guaranteeing the indians and Eskimos equality with other citizens of the country, and their king for their rights goes on for a long time.the capital of canada, ottawa. other important towns are in montreal, toronto, vancouver, edmonton, hamilton, and quebec. "canada is rich in metal ores, oil and gas, and the metal, machine building, motor - car and ship building industries are highly developed.
the hydro - electric industry is highly developed, its main centres are in the provinces of quebec and ontario.there is a very large hydro - electric station at the niagara falls.
canada main agricultural products are wheat, meat and, kinds of fruit, especially apples, and dairy products. the provinces of quebec, ontario and british columbia, with their great forests, produce wood for paper - making and building.
i of the lakes rivers are polluted today and few of them have fish now.but canada fishing industry is still important doth on the pacific and atlantic coasts. canada's largest ports in vancouver and halifax.