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Vancouver is the Major Pacific Port. Montreal is the Major Atlantic Port. Hamilton is the Major Great Lakes Port. Toronto has a Major Great Lakes Port. ============================ Halifax and St John's have excellent Atlantic harbours.
Detroit-Buffalo
Lake Erie is one of the five Great Lakes between the US and Canada. Major U.S. industrial cities along the lake shore are Toledo and Cleveland.
The major landforms and waterways that the United States and Canada share are Great Lakes, Rocky Mountains, and St. Lawrence.
The two provinces surrounding the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River are the core of Canada's population and economic activity.
St. Lawrence River
Highways link cities - there are no major cities in the northern part of Canada
lake Erie and lake Ontario
There are two major lakes that are shared by Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada. Those lakes are Athabasca Lake and Cold Lake.
The timber industry is a major industry in Canada. There is also machinery building like John Deere Tractors and other large machinery for building roads. Fishing is also a major industry in Canada near the Great Lakes regions.
Canada has many major cities. These cities include Calgary, Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, Edmonton, Quebec, Halifax, Saskatoon, as well as Ottawa.
All cities of India are greatly populated, therefore when there are major climate activities there is alot of victims. India is surrounded by lakes, river and of course the ocean. And this causes great risk of floods.