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Which territories in Canada is the biggest?
The Northwest Territory
What was prohibited in the nothwest territory?
All illegal ones
Is Yukon the biggest territory in Canada?
Yukon is a territory, but not territories. It's capital is Whitehorse.It is one of Canada's 3 territories:YukonNorthwest TerritoriesNunavutNunavut is a relatively new territory, founded in 1999.
What was the single territory that was created out of the north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi River?
Nothwest territory
What was the territory that was created out of the lands North of Ohio River and East of the Mississippi River?
Nothwest territory
What was the single territory that was created out of the lands north of the Ohio river and east of the Mississippi river?
Nothwest territory
Where was the Cirques Wallpaper mountain photo taken?
Nahanni National Park, Nothwest Territories Canada.
Why has the nothwest territories become smaller over the years?
Because soon the other provinces were created (saskatechewan, bc, others) and they each took a little part of northwest territories!
What were the names of the 1800 territories?
The Northwest territory, the Louisiana territory, the Texas territory, the New Mexico, California, and Oregon territories, and the Florida territory.
Why is territory important for predators?
territories are important for most animals. there used for breeding as females will breed with males who have the biggest and bestest territorys and also they choose territories with the best food so that other animals cant take that food if its on another animals territory.
What is the biggest province or territory of Canada?
NU is the biggest Territory in canada, it's not a province. QC is the biggest province. ON is second and BC is third in total area. If you just count land area and subtract the freshwater, BC and ON switch places. PEI is the smallest province.
If I have a map divided into sections do I say they are 'territories' or 'territory's'?
Territories is the correct plural form of territory.
