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P L A C A R D 1

Canada and the United States 1

Mt. McKinley(20,320 ft.6,194 m) R

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KY

M

OU

NT

AI

NS

CA

SC

AD

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GE

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T R

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CO

AS

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OU

NTA

INS

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RR

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AD

A

BRO

OKS RANGE

ALASKA RANG

E

GR

EA

T

PL

AI

NS

AP PA

LAC

HI A

N

MT

S.

CA

NA

DI

A

N S H I E L D

GREATBASIN

LAURENTIANHIGHLANDS

LABRADOR

QueenCharlotte

Islands

VancouverIsland

VictoriaIsland

EllesmereIsland

NovaScotia

Newfoundland

Baffin IslandAleutian Islands

G u l f o fM e x i c o

H u d s o nB a y

LakeWinnipeg

Great SlaveLake

Great BearLake

B e r i n gS e a

Gulf ofAlaska

BaffinBay

LabradorSea

Davis Strait

BeaufortSea

LakeAthabasca

Yukon R.

Mackenzie R

.

Peace R.

Platte R.

Colorado R.

Red R.

Rio Grande

Missouri R.

Sn

ake R.

Arkansas R.

Ohio R.

St. L

awre

nce

R.

LakeMichigan

LakeHuron

LakeErie

LakeOntario

LakeSuperior

Mis

siss

ippi

R.

G R E A T L A KE

S

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

Mountain peak

FeetOver 10,000

5,001–10,0002,001–5,0001,001–2,000

0–1,000Below sea level

MetersOver 3,0501,526–3,050611–1,525306–6100–305Below sea level

Elevation

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0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

Physical Features of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 1

Canada and the United States 2

Mt. McKinley(20,320 ft.6,194 m) R

OC

KY

M

OU

NT

AI

NS

CA

SC

AD

E R

AN

GE

CO

AS

T R

AN

GE

S

CO

AS

T M

OU

NTA

INS

SIE

RR

A N

EV

AD

A

BRO

OKS RANGE

ALASKA RANG

E

GR

EA

T

PL

AI

NS

AP PA

LAC

HI A

N

MT

S.

CA

NA

DI

A

N S H I E L D

GREATBASIN

LAURENTIANHIGHLANDS

LABRADOR

QueenCharlotte

Islands

VancouverIsland

VictoriaIsland

EllesmereIsland

NovaScotia

Newfoundland

Baffin IslandAleutian Islands

G u l f o fM e x i c o

H u d s o nB a y

LakeWinnipeg

Great SlaveLake

Great BearLake

B e r i n gS e a

Gulf ofAlaska

BaffinBay

LabradorSea

Davis Strait

BeaufortSea

LakeAthabasca

Yukon R.

Mackenzie R

.

Peace R.

Platte R.

Colorado R.

Red R.

Rio Grande

Missouri R.

Sn

ake R.

Arkansas R.

Ohio R.

St. L

awre

nce

R.

LakeMichigan

LakeHuron

LakeErie

LakeOntario

LakeSuperior

Mis

siss

ippi

R.

G R E A T L A KE

S

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

Mountain peak

FeetOver 10,000

5,001–10,0002,001–5,0001,001–2,000

0–1,000Below sea level

MetersOver 3,0501,526–3,050611–1,525306–6100–305Below sea level

Elevation

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

Physical Features of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 1

Canada and the United States 3

Mt. McKinley(20,320 ft.6,194 m) R

OC

KY

M

OU

NT

AI

NS

CA

SC

AD

E R

AN

GE

CO

AS

T R

AN

GE

S

CO

AS

T M

OU

NTA

INS

SIE

RR

A N

EV

AD

A

BRO

OKS RANGE

ALASKA RANG

E

GR

EA

T

PL

AI

NS

AP PA

LAC

HI A

N

MT

S.

CA

NA

DI

A

N S H I E L D

GREATBASIN

LAURENTIANHIGHLANDS

LABRADOR

QueenCharlotte

Islands

VancouverIsland

VictoriaIsland

EllesmereIsland

NovaScotia

Newfoundland

Baffin IslandAleutian Islands

G u l f o fM e x i c o

H u d s o nB a y

LakeWinnipeg

Great SlaveLake

Great BearLake

B e r i n gS e a

Gulf ofAlaska

BaffinBay

LabradorSea

Davis Strait

BeaufortSea

LakeAthabasca

Yukon R.

Mackenzie R

.

Peace R.

Platte R.

Colorado R.

Red R.

Rio Grande

Missouri R.

Sn

ake R.

Arkansas R.

Ohio R.

St. L

awre

nce

R.

LakeMichigan

LakeHuron

LakeErie

LakeOntario

LakeSuperior

Mis

siss

ippi

R.

G R E A T L A KE

S

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

Mountain peak

FeetOver 10,000

5,001–10,0002,001–5,0001,001–2,000

0–1,000Below sea level

MetersOver 3,0501,526–3,050611–1,525306–6100–305Below sea level

Elevation

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

Physical Features of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 2

Canada and the United States 4

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

Climate ZonesIce capTundraSubarcticHighlandsMarine west coastHumid continentalHumid subtropicalMediterraneanAridSemiaridTropical wet and dry

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

N

S

EW

Climate Zones of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 2

Canada and the United States 5

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

Climate ZonesIce capTundraSubarcticHighlandsMarine west coastHumid continentalHumid subtropicalMediterraneanAridSemiaridTropical wet and dry

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

N

S

EW

Climate Zones of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 2

Canada and the United States 6

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

Climate ZonesIce capTundraSubarcticHighlandsMarine west coastHumid continentalHumid subtropicalMediterraneanAridSemiaridTropical wet and dry

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

N

S

EW

Climate Zones of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 3

Canada and the United States 7

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

80°N

Vegetation ZonesIce capTundraDesert scrubTemperate grasslandTropical grasslandChaparralDeciduous forestMixed forest(deciduous and coniferous)Coniferous forest

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

TCI5 32North America VegetationGA_ML_OT_02-3.epsSecond proofcyan magenta yellow black

Vegetation Zones of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 3

Canada and the United States 8

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

80°N

Vegetation ZonesIce capTundraDesert scrubTemperate grasslandTropical grasslandChaparralDeciduous forestMixed forest(deciduous and coniferous)Coniferous forest

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

TCI5 32North America VegetationGA_ML_OT_02-3.epsSecond proofcyan magenta yellow black

Vegetation Zones of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 3

Canada and the United States 9

AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

80°N

Vegetation ZonesIce capTundraDesert scrubTemperate grasslandTropical grasslandChaparralDeciduous forestMixed forest(deciduous and coniferous)Coniferous forest

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

TCI5 32North America VegetationGA_ML_OT_02-3.epsSecond proofcyan magenta yellow black

Vegetation Zones of Canada and the United States

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P L A C A R D 4

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Salt Lake City

Denver

Seattle

Vancouver

Calgary

Montréal

Ottawa

Cleveland

Kansas City

San Antonio

Las Vegas

Minneapolis

New Orleans Tampa

Pittsburgh

Portland

St. Louis

Charlotte

San Francisco

Detroit

Dallas

Houston

Atlanta

Philadelphia

BostonToronto

San Diego

Miami

PhoenixLos Angeles

New YorkChicago

Washington AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

4°0W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

80°N

Per sq. kmOver 10050–10010–501–10Under 1

Population Density

Urban PopulationNumber of PeopleOver 8,000,0004,000,000–8,000,0001,000,000–4,000,000

Per sq. mi.Over 250125–25025–125

2–25Under 2

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

TCI17 139North America PopulationGA_ML2_PL_4.epsFirst proofcyan magenta yellow black

Population Density of Canada and the United States

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Canada and the United States 11

Salt Lake City

Denver

Seattle

Vancouver

Calgary

Montréal

Ottawa

Cleveland

Kansas City

San Antonio

Las Vegas

Minneapolis

New Orleans Tampa

Pittsburgh

Portland

St. Louis

Charlotte

San Francisco

Detroit

Dallas

Houston

Atlanta

Philadelphia

BostonToronto

San Diego

Miami

PhoenixLos Angeles

New YorkChicago

Washington AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

4°0W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

80°N

Per sq. kmOver 10050–10010–501–10Under 1

Population Density

Urban PopulationNumber of PeopleOver 8,000,0004,000,000–8,000,0001,000,000–4,000,000

Per sq. mi.Over 250125–25025–125

2–25Under 2

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

TCI17 139North America PopulationGA_ML2_PL_4.epsFirst proofcyan magenta yellow black

Population Density of Canada and the United States

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Canada and the United States 12

Salt Lake City

Denver

Seattle

Vancouver

Calgary

Montréal

Ottawa

Cleveland

Kansas City

San Antonio

Las Vegas

Minneapolis

New Orleans Tampa

Pittsburgh

Portland

St. Louis

Charlotte

San Francisco

Detroit

Dallas

Houston

Atlanta

Philadelphia

BostonToronto

San Diego

Miami

PhoenixLos Angeles

New YorkChicago

Washington AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

4°0W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W110°W

130°W 120°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

80°N

Per sq. kmOver 10050–10010–501–10Under 1

Population Density

Urban PopulationNumber of PeopleOver 8,000,0004,000,000–8,000,0001,000,000–4,000,000

Per sq. mi.Over 250125–25025–125

2–25Under 2

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

TCI17 139North America PopulationGA_ML2_PL_4.epsFirst proofcyan magenta yellow black

Population Density of Canada and the United States

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AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

30°W

20°W

10°W

10°N

60°N

Arc

tic C

ircl

e

70°N

80°W90°W100°W

130°W120°W

110°W

140°W

150°W

160°W

170°W

170°E

180°

10°N

Tropic of Cancer

30°N

20°N

40°N

50°N

60°N

Arctic C

ircle

70°N

80°N

80°N

80°N

Land Use ResourcesHunting and gatheringCommercial farmingNomadic herdingLivestock raisingCommercial fishingForestryTrade and manufacturingLittle or no activity

CoalHydroelectric powerIronNatural gasPetroleum (oil)Precious metals(gold, silver, copper)Uranium

N

S

EW

0 1,000 kilometers

0 1,000 miles

Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area projection500

500

TCI5 29North America EconomyGA_ML_OT_02-5.epsThird proofcyan magenta yellow black

Economic Activity of Canada and the United States

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AT L A N T I C

O C E A N

P A C I F I C

O C E A N

A R C T I C O C E A N

30°N

40°N

50°N

20°N

Tropic of Cancer

50°W

40°W

60°W

70°W

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