NORTH AMERICA

20

Eastern Canada
A

Southampton I.

19

Salisbury I.
Nottingham I.

Coats I.

NU NA VU T

Se ver

C
L. Seul

At taw a

Kenora

pi s k

L. Minto

at

A lb

James
Bay

Attawapiskat

any

O N T A R I O

L. Nipigon

Akimiski I.
(Nunavut)

Cochrane

Lake Superior

North Bay

Lake
Huron

Lake
Michigan M I C H I G A N

UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA

OTTAWA

Peterborough

Oshawa

TORONTO

Kingston

Lake
Ontario

Kitchener
NEW
Hamilton
YORK
London
Lake
Erie
Windsor
St. Catharines

ILLINOIS

22

wa

ta

Sudbury

Sault
Sainte Marie

WISCONSIN

Rs. Gouin

Wawa
Ot

Lake Superior is the largest freshwater

lake in the world, covering an area
of 31,820 sq miles (82,413 sq km).

L. Mistassini

Timmins

25

IOWA

Eas tma i n

Q U

Moosonee

Armstrong

Thunder Bay

MINNESOTA

Inukjuak
(Port Harrison)

Kuujjuarapik
(Poste-de-la-Baleine)

Peawanuck

Wi n i s k

Lake
of the
Woods

d'Ungava

Belcher Is.
(Nunavut)

The Trans-Canada Highway,

running from St. Johns in
the east to Victoria in the
west, is 4990 miles
(8030 km) long.

Pninsule

The largest hydroelectric

complex in Canada at
James Bay produces
over 16,000 megawatts
of power.

MANITOBA

19

Ivujivik
Mansel I.

Hudson
Bay

INDIANA

O H I O

PENNSYLVANIA