Central Lowlands
The Hudson Bay Lowlands is a fairly small landform region in Canada. It is swampy and poorly drained.
The lowland region that encircles Hudson Bay is known as the Hudson Bay Lowlands. It is characterized by wetlands, peatlands, and tundra, and is located in northern Ontario and Quebec in Canada.
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The Hudson Bay lowlands has a population in the thousands.
Peatlands, bogs, and fens cover much of the Hudson Bay Lowlands.
The Hudson Bay lowlands are characterized by flat, swampy terrain with numerous lakes and rivers in the Hudson Bay region. The Arctic lowlands are flat, treeless expanses found in the northernmost parts of Canada, with permafrost underlying the soil. Both regions have a cold climate and limited vegetation due to their high latitudes.
There are no permanent residents in the Hudson Bay Arctic Lowlands region.
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