World Atlas 2010 (4th edition)

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NORTH AMERICA

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OCEAN

Hudson

Bay

Baffin Bay

Beaufort

Sea

Axel

Heiberg

Island

Banks

Island

Bathurst I. Devon

Island

Ellesmere

Island

King

William I.

Melville

Island

Prince

of

Wales I.

Somerset

Island

Southampton I.

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ALBERTA

MANITOBA

NORTHWEST

TERRITORIES

NUNAVUT

SASKATCHEWAN

ONTARIO

QUÉBEC

Greenland

(Danish external

territory)

CANADA

U S A

Vancouver Calgary

EDMONTON

WINNIPEG

REGINA

IQALUIT

(Frobisher Bay)

YELLOWKNIFE

Inuvik

Kugluktuk

(Coppermine)

Hay River

Fort Smith

Resolute

Rankin

Inlet

Churchill

Thompson

Flin Flon

Prince Albert

Yorkton

Brandon

LethbridgeEstevan

Leduc

Red Deer

Grande Prairie

Fort

McMurray

Fort

St. John

Kamloops

Kelowna

Prince

George

Saskatoon

Only just over 1% of Canada’s

3.5 million sq miles (9.1 million sq km)

land area is devoted to grain production,

yet this yields around 25 million tons

(tonnes) of wheat every year.

Despite an area of 808,109 sq miles

(2,092,993 sq km), the northerly province

of Nunavut has only 530 miles (850 km)

of roads and highway.