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∙ 10y agoThe large body of water that extends southward into the Canadian Shield is the Hudson Bay. It has a surface area of 1,230,000 square kilometers.
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∙ 10y agoThe new design $10 has the issuing bank in the bottom left corner of the front of the note. It is no longer in the same large shield still used on the $1 and the letter now has the bank number after the letter; A1 = Boson B2 = New York . . L12 = San Francisco.
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He had a large majority of Democrats in Congress -apex
Just about ANY government...by definition...has a large bureaucracy. :)
Jefferson did not want to raise taxes and did not want a large navy.
The Canadian Shield borders Hudson's Bay.
The Canadian shield covers a very large part of Canada.
no, it's in Edmonton which is in the West. Canadian Shield is a large rock mass in Ontario & Quebec
Yes, Yellowknife is located within the Canadian Shield region. The Canadian Shield covers a large portion of Northern Canada, including the area where Yellowknife is situated in the Northwest Territories.
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The Canadian Shield is the largest natural landform in Canada. It is a large piece of igneous and metamorphic rocks.
Yes. The Canadian Shield is a large part of Canada, and many more than fifteen animals live there.
The Canadian shield was initially formed due to volcanic activity and large mountains. Now it is a large geographic area that is made up of bare rock that can be dated back to Precambrian Shield.
It extends from the North African coast southward across a large part of Sahara. It is bounded by Tunisia on the east and Marocco on the west.
The Canadian Shield region is mainly composed of rocks, lakes, and forests, and is not a residential area for children. The Canadian Shield covers a large portion of Canada, but the population is concentrated in cities and towns outside of this rocky landscape.
The Canadian Shield surrounds Hudson Bay. It is a large geological shield covered by a thin layer of soil that provides a foundation for much of central and eastern Canada.