Canadian Geography by Letter - U & V

Heavily populated areas where the majority of the Canadian population lives

Historic name for parts of Ontario before it became a province

Island and largest city in British Columbia

Capital of BC and second largest island in Canada

Volcano in southwestern BC named for the digit of a Roman god

Fifth-largest city in the Greater Toronto Area and home to Canada's largest theme park

Canada has 143 of these very tall mountains

Town on the west coast of Vancouver Island, lying southeast of Long Beach

Provincial park and lake in Alberta with a brilliantly red name

Sixth-largest national park in Canada, located in Nunavut. Means "where there is material for the stone pot"

City in the Okanagan region of BC and home to the largest summer craft show in Western Canada

Alternate name for Highway 102 in Nova Scotia

Saskatchewan is home to the world's largest high-grade deposit of this mineral

Town in central Alberta, named in honour of its Scandinavian settlers

Bay which separates northern Quebec from Baffin Island

Ridge in France home to Canada's largest overseas war memorial