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Canadian Geography by Letter - H - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Large bay in Central Canada which shares its name with a department store {Hudson} Bay
94%
Great lake with the largest shoreline of all the lakes Lake {Huron}
79%
Nova Scotian city. Site of the largest manmade explosion before 1945 Halifax
68%
Ontario city where Tim Hortons was founded in 1964 Hamilton
62%
The largest of 3 waterfalls that form Niagara Falls {Horseshoe} Falls
41%
City in Saskatchewan who lost junior hockey players in a bus crash in 2018 Humboldt
35%
Largest city in Labrador built at the meeting point of a valley and a bay {Happy Valley}-Goose Bay
24%
Former name of the settlement on the Ottawa River, now called Gatineau Hull
24%
Island claimed by both Canada and Denmark {Hans} Island
18%
Town in British Columbia at the eastern end of the Fraser Valley Hope
18%
UNESCO site where Blackfoot people drove buffalo off a cliff {Head-Smashed-In} Buffalo Jump
15%
Island chain off the west coast of British Columbia Haida Gwaii
12%
Manitoba mountain, highest peak in the Porcupine Hills {Hart} Mountain
12%
"Land of Flat Rocks" discovered by Leif Erikson during his voyage to Vinland Helluland
9%
Oil field in the Atlantic Ocean southeast of Newfoundland {Hibernia} oil field
9%
River which flows from Alberta into Great Slave Lake {Hay} River
6%
Iconic rock formation in New Brunswick caused by tidal erosion {Hopewell} Rocks
6%
Yukon highway which connects part of the Alaska panhandle to Alaska Route 7 {Haines} Highway
3%
Three communities in northwest British Columbia: Old, New and South Hazelton
3%
Nova Scotian community that shares its name with a type of squash Hubbards
3%
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