GUIDE TO CANADA

Explore the comprehensive study of Canada's physical geography, presenting the diverse landscapes, climates, and natural features that define the Great White North.

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An Archive of the Canadian Landscape

Guide to Canada is committed to the methodical presentation of North American physical geography. We provide a comprehensive exploration of the country’s diverse natural environments, from its high Arctic tundras to the temperate rainforests of the Pacific coast. Our mission is to educate and inform through a sleek, editorial lens, ensuring that the complex textures of the Canadian climate and terrain are accessible to everyone.

Landscapes & Regions

Western Cordillera

Explore the dramatic peaks of the Rockies and the temperate coastal ranges of the Pacific coast, home to Canada's most rugged terrain.

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Interior Plains

The heartland of the country, characterized by vast expanses of lowlands, prairies, and fertile river valleys stretching toward the Shield.

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Atlantic Frontier

Witness the union of ancient rock systems and the powerful Atlantic, from the Appalachian highlands to the maritime coastlines.

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THE DIVERSITY OF CANADIAN CLIMATES

Canada encompasses a vast range of climatic conditions, from the arctic chills of the far north to the temperate coastal rainforests. This diverse geography creates a unique tapestry of landscapes, ranging from expansive prairies and jagged mountains to ancient boreal forests and arctic plains.

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