Physical Geography of the United States and Canada

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Across
  1. 5. the state that has the coldest climates. It has both subarctic and tundra climates.
  2. 7. a physical feature shared by the US and Canada. It can be found between the province of Ontario and New York State.
  3. 9. a region of rocky uplands, lakes and swamps. Covers about 1/2 of Canada and curves around the Hudson Bay.
  4. 10. the largest and most important river
  5. 11. the region of the US that experiences mild winter and warm, humid summers. Some states in this region are Florida and South Carolina.
  6. 12. the US is a major producer of this natural resource, however, we use more than we produce. We get more than 1/2 of our supply of this resource from other countries.
Down
  1. 1. the mountain range in the Western US. It also extends into Canada. A "newer" range so the mountains are a lot taller
  2. 2. the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world. An important waterway for trade between the US and Canada
  3. 3. the region of the US that experiences snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Some states in this region are New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut
  4. 4. the mountain range in the Eastern US. They are very old
  5. 6. the amount of Canada's land that lies in extremely cold climates.
  6. 8. an area of high ground where water will flow in different directions. On the west side, the water will flow to the Pacific. On the east the water will flow into the Mississippi River