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The Americas (except US) Geography by Letter - L

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Last updated: March 29, 2015
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Bolivian capital
La Paz
Newfoundland and _______________
Labrador
Capital of Peru
Lima
Highest mountain in Canada
Logan
Island chain to the north of the Windward Islands
Leeward
Third largest city in Alberta, south of Calgary
Lethbridge
The area south of the Rio Grande, including Central and South Ameirca
Latin America
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Major city in central Mexico and a boy's name
Leon
Borders Uruguay and Argentina; Rio de ___ _______
la Plata
Connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic; St. __________
Lawrence
After China and India, Mexico is the third largest producer of this yellow fruit.
Lemon
Mexico is also the third largest producer of this green fruit; very similar to the above
Lime
A section of the Appalachian mountains found in Quebec, also an alternative name for the Canadian Shield, and the name of a university in Sudbury, Ontario
Laurentian
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2 Comments
superfred22
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Level 78
Apr 5, 2015
Laurentian mountains are not part of the Appalachian mountains.
hwes
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Level 86
Apr 5, 2015
You're correct but the Adirondacks in New York State are an extension of the Laurentians which connects it to the Appalachians.
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