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Which provinces are north of the Great Lakes?
The Provinces of Quebec and Ontario are north of the Great Lakes.
What statement characterizes the Atlantic provinces?
they are centrally located around the great lakes.
What Canadian provinces and territories have lakes located in them?
All of them.
Are the US and Canada divided by the great lakes?
Some, but not all of Canada's Provinces are divided by the Great Lakes.
What Canadian provinces border the Great Lakes?
No Canadian provinces border Illinois
What are the two great lakes provinces of Canada?
The two Great Lakes provinces of Canada are Ontario and Quebec. Ontario is home to a significant portion of the Great Lakes, including Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, while Quebec borders the St. Lawrence River, which connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. Both provinces are known for their vibrant cities, natural beauty, and economic significance.
What provinces can be found surrounding the Great Lakes?
The Provinces of Quebec and Ontario, and the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan,, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota surround the Great Lakes.
Which Canadian provinces border the Great Lakes?
Hmmm ONTARIO
What are the major economic activities in the area known as the Great Lakes St. Lawrence provinces?
The two provinces surrounding the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River are the core of Canada's population and economic activity.
What 5 provinces of Canada border the Great Lakes?
Only the province of Ontario borders on the Great Lakes. None of the other provinces or territories do so. What we know as Lake Michigan is entirely within the USA, but hydrologically Lakes Michigan and Huron are actually just one body of water that has two large lobes. As such, there are really only four Great Lakes.
What are the states provinces and lakes that border Michigan?
Michigan is bordered by 4 of the 5 great lakes. They are Lakes Huron, Ontario, Michigan and Superior.
How many provinces in Canada border the great lakes?
Two. Ontario and Quebec.
