Canada

Here in Canada we have many different climates, elevation heights, exports, and vegetation zones. The reasons there are so many different climates, vegetation zones, exports ,and elevation heights is because the country is so big, approximately 4 million square miles. The Western side of the country is dominated by the Andes Mountain Range. The elevation peaks out at about 3050 feet. Our climate is very subarctic. However the farther north you go you will find some tundra. Our animals should enjoy living in Canada because most of the country is made up of coniferous forest and tree cover. In cities like Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal there can be as many as 25 people per square mile, but since most of the country is cold tundra, you will only see 2-5 people per square mile. The hunting, and fishing is great in Canada because the is so much forest for hunting, and a lot of lakes for fishing.Our main exports are coal, petroleum oil, iron, and precious metals such as gold, silver and copper.

Climate: Our climate in Canada can be different every place you go. Up north near Nunavut the climate tuns very subarctic, and more tundra. If you go farther south you will hit a totally different kind of climate. You get a lot of humid sub-continental area. Some parts can even be highlands, or even some marine west coast. Since Canada is so big there are many different climates.

Vegetation Zones: Just like the climate there are many different vegetation zones in Canada. Again up near Nunavut and farther up north you have alot of Tundra and even some Ice Cap. There is also some coniferous forest in Canada, actually up north there is alot of forest and it takes up about 50 % of Canada's vegetation. If you go south you will see a lot of temperate grassland, and even some Deciduous and Mixed forest.

Population Density: Unlike the climate and vegetation the population density is not different at all. In most of Canada you will see only about 1-2 people per square mile. if you head back near the big cities you will see about 25 people per square mile, and maybe 50 people per square mile. I would guess that there arent many people that wanna live farther north then Nunavut, thats maybe why there are only 1- 2 people per square mile farther up north. Not many people would chose to live up on the tundra as well beacause of how cold it can get.

Economic Activity: Long ago in Canada all you had to do to suceed was find a wayto trap a beaver and you could trade it for all your necessitites. Now its a little bit different. Sure in Canada Hockey is big but not many people make money playing hockey. The same way people make money in the USA, is the way people make money in Canada. You have your everyday business man, and somebody that works at McDonalds. However Canada's main exports are Coal, petroleum oil, iron, and precious metals such as silver, copper and gold.

Capital: Ottawa Total Area: 9,984,670 kilometers Population: 33,390,141 (As of July 2007) Major Languages: English, and French Major Religions: Roman catholic, and Protestant Life Expectency: 79.7 years Population Growth: 86% Literacy Rate: 99% Urban Population: As of 2005, 81.1% Gross Demestic Product: 803,502