World Atlas 2010 (4th edition)

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NORTH AMERICA

Eastern Canada

Péninsule

d'Ungava

L. Seul

L. Nipigon

Lake Erie

Lake

Huron

L. Mistassini

L. Minto

Lake Superior

Rés. Gouin

Lake

of the

Woods

Lake

Michigan

Lake

Ontario

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aw

a

Sever

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Winisk

Attawa

pisk

at

Alba

ny

Eastmain

Hudson

Bay

James

Bay

Akimiski I.

(Nunavut)

Belcher Is.

(Nunavut)

Southampton I.

Coats I.

Salisbury I.

Nottingham I.

Mansel I.

QUÉ

ONTARIO

MANITOBA

NUNAVUT

MICHIGAN NEW

YORK

INDIANA

ILLINOIS

IOWA

MINNESOTA

WISCONSIN

OHIO PENNSYLVANIA

CANA

UNITED STATES

OF AMERICA

OTTAWA

Kitchener Hamilton

London

Windsor

Thunder Bay

Oshawa

St. Catharines

TORONTO

Wawa

Cochrane

Armstrong

Kuujjuarapik

(Poste-de-la-Baleine)

Kenora

Moosonee

Inukjuak

(Port Harrison)

Attawapiskat

Timmins

Ivujivik

Peawanuck

Sault

Sainte Marie

Sudbury

Peterborough Kingston

North Bay

The largest hydroelectric

complex in Canada at

James Bay produces

over 16,000 megawatts

of power.

The Trans-Canada Highway,

running from St. John’s in

the east to Victoria in the

west, is 4990 miles

(8030 km) long.

Lake Superior is the largest freshwater

lake in the world, covering an area

of 31,820 sq miles (82,413 sq km).