What mountain ranges are in Canada?

Answer 1

Canada has 127 islands under its jurisdiction. These are:

Adams (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Admiralty (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Air Force (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Akimiski (Canada - Ontario)

Akpatok (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Alexander (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Amherst (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Amund Ringnes (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Anticosti (Canada - Quebec)

Aristazabal (Canada - British Columbia)

Axel Heiberg (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Baffin (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Baillie Hamilton (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Banks (Canada - British Columbia)

Banks (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Bathurst (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Big (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Borden (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Bray (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Brock (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Broughton (Canada - British Columbia)

Buckingham (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Byam Martin (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Bylot (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Calvert (Canada - British Columbia)

Cameron (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Campania (Canada - British Columbia)

Campbell (Canada - British Columbia)

Cap Breton (Canada - Nova Scotia)

Charlton (Canada - Ontario)

Coats (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Coburg (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Cornwall (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Cornwallis (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Crown Prince Frederik (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Devon (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Dexterity (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Dundas (Canada - British Columbia)

East Harrison (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Eglinton (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Ellef Ringnes (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Ellesmere (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Emerald (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Flores (Canada - British Columbia)

Foley (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Gateshead (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Gil (Canada - British Columbia)

Gilford (Canada - British Columbia)

Graham (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Graham (Canada - British Columbia)

Gribbel (Canada - British Columbia)

Griffith (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Hawkesbury (Canada - British Columbia)

Helen (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Helena (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Hoved (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Hunter (Canada - British Columbia)

Igloolik (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Jenny Lind (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Jens Munk (Canada - Northwest Territories)

King (Canada - British Columbia)

King Christian (Canada - Northwest Territories)

King William (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Koch (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Kunghit (Canada - British Columbia)

Little Cornwallis (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Lougheed (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Lowther (Canada - Northwest Territories)

MacCauley (Canada - British Columbia)

MacClintock (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Mackenzie King (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Madame (Canada - Nova Scotia)

Malcolm (Canada - British Columbia)

Mansel (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Massey (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Matty (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Meighen (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Melbourne (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Melville (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Moresby (Canada - British Columbia)

Newfoundland (Canada - Newfoundland)

Nootka (Canada - British Columbia)

North Kent (Canada - Northwest Territories)

North Spicer (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Nottingham (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Ormonde (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Pandora (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Pearse (Canada - British Columbia)

Pedonda (Canada - British Columbia)

Penny (Canada - British Columbia)

Pooley (Canada - British Columbia)

Porcher (Canada - British Columbia)

Prescott (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Price (Canada - British Columbia)

Prince Charles (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Prince Edward (Canada - Prince Edward Island)

Prince Leopold (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Prince of Wales (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Prince Patrick (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Princess Royal (Canada - British Columbia)

Quadra (Canada - British Columbia)

Resolution (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Roderick (Canada - British Columbia)

Rowley (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Royal Geographical Society (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Russell (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Sable (Canada - Nova Scotia)

Salisbury (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Sillem (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Somerset (Canada - Northwest Territories)

South Spicer (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Southampton (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Stefansson (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Stor (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Swindle (Canada - British Columbia)

Tennent (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Texada (Canada - British Columbia)

Thorn (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Vancouver (Canada - British Columbia)

Vanier (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Vansittart (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Victoria (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Wales (Canada - Northwest Territories)

West Harrison (Canada - Northwest Territories)

White (Canada - Northwest Territories)

Winter (Canada - Northwest Territories)

[unknown] (Canada - British Columbia)

that's not right.

the list above is old. Most of the islands that are listed as being in The Northwest Territories are in Nunavut as of 12 years ago.

The arctic archipelago in Nunavut is famous for having over 36,000 islands.

i live on a peninsula on the east coast of nova scotia, in the same municipality as "Sable island", listed above. when i look out the window I see the water, and across a short expanse of that water there is another peninsula, 10 minutes away. There are more than 127 islands just between here and there. in the coves and bays which lie within a 30 minute drive of my house there are several hundred more islands. Islands with names, covered in camps, houses, graveyards, old forts and lighthouses.

Some of the islands big enough for me to name by heart, which lie between Sambro Island and Sober Island are:

Cheticanchec island

Phoenix island

McGrath island

Bobcat island

the Petpeswick islands

Indian island

Labrecque island

Kainaan's island

Drowning island

Brennon's island

The outer islands

Ragged island

Charlie's island

Tucker's island

Mhonohan island

Castaway island

Shag island

Slip rock island

Caribou island

Cut-leg island

Black ledge island

La'Blanc island

Keg island

Black duck island

Lawlor island

la'Pierre island

Barren island

Spitsail

The eagle islands

Gerald island

Clam island

Stoney island

Eel bed island

Forgotten gun

The Musquodoboit islands

Ironbound

Falcon island

Shelter island

Harbors island

Devils island

Georges island

Mc'nabs islands

Long island

The mink islands

Tangier island

Baltee island

Anchor island

Chezzetcook island

Inner island

Tuff island

Borgels island

Middlemans island

The tickle islands

Moose island

Downward island

Passage islands

Beaver island

The burnt islands

Shaw's island

De'baie's island

Wolf island

Little friar island

Hardwood island

Murph's island

Step island

Key island

Frenchmans island

Flint ledge

The five islands

Heron island

Little Tommy's island

Serpent island

The pipers island

Wreckage island

Lost Hope island

Sambro island

Sober island

Answer 2

There are many, but some of them are:

The Rocky Mountains in Western Alberta and Eastern B.C.

Coast Ranges in Western B.C. and Southwestern Yukon

St Elias Range in Southwestern Yukon and Northwestern B.C.

Appalachians in Southeastern Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador (all of Newfoundland)

and the Torngats in Northeast Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador (Northern Labrador).

Answer 3

Canada has many types of terrain, mountains included. The most mountainous regions are located in western Canada, in British Columbia, Alberta, and the Yukon Territory. The Cordillera and Canadian Rockies are located along the western edge of the country, and the Appalachian Mountains extends into southeastern Canada. The highest mountain in Canada is Mount Logan, at almost 20,000 ft. This is the second-highest peak in North America, after Mount McKinley.

Answer 4

The Saint Elias Mountains are major mountains that are found in Canada. Mount Logan can be found in this mountain range and is over 19,000 feet high.

Answer 5

the coast mountains and percells

Answer 6

in total there Of 288 mountains in Canada

Answer 7

its 288 mountains