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Quebec experiences a lot of rain due to its location in the northeastern part of North America where it is influenced by various weather systems. The province's proximity to the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean contributes to the moisture in the atmosphere, leading to frequent rainfall. Quebec's diverse topography, including mountains and forests, also plays a role in creating conditions for precipitation.
Quebec City, founded by Samuel Champlain, was already a thriving Indian village called Stadacona. Its strategic location, several miles upriver from the large Ile d'Orleans, appealed to Champlain. The name QUEBEC is of Indian origin and means "where the river narrows." A look at the topography shows the St. Lawrence River narrowing to approximately one kilometer at Quebec City as compared to the mouth of the mighty river at the Gaspe Peninsula where it is 480 kilometers across.
The plural of topography is topographies. As in "these topographies are interesting".
Quebec City is the capital city of the Canadian province of Quebec.
There's no such thing as a topography.
The topography of the ocean floor
Topography.
shape of the lan means how the land was shaped
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The Tagalog word for topography is "topograpiya."
(Topography deals with the physical features of a geographic area.)"The topography of the region suggests ancient volcanic activity.""The map of Middle Earth's mountains is excellent fictional topography.""We spent the morning discussing the topography of England's Thames valley."