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Which province is known as the land of 100 000 lakes?
i tink is minnesota the plce that has more than ten thousand lakes
What are the four lakes in Manitoba?
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Name the three largest lakes in Manitoba?
lake Winnepeg, lake Winnepegosis, lake Manitoba.
What are the names of lakes in Manitoba?
Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba
What are The Four Lakes In Manitoba and the five Great Lakes that are remnant of Glacial Lakes.?
The four major lakes in Manitoba are Lake Winnipeg, Lake Manitoba, Lake Winnipegosis, and Cedar Lake. The five Great Lakes that are remnant of glacial lakes are Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario. These lakes were formed by the retreat of glaciers during the last Ice Age, shaping the landscape and creating the large basins we see today.
Is there a province in Canada with over a thousand lakes?
There are several. These provinces have thousands of lakes: Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec.
Which Canadian province has the most lakes?
Quebec has the most lakes of any size at over 1 million, followed by Ontario, then ManitobaAlthough Manitoba Has more lakes and water per kilometre than any other province. That statistic is why the province is referred to as the "Lake Province" in various circles.
Is Manitoba Winnipeg near the water?
The place is "Winnipeg, Manitoba". Winnipeg is the city, Manitoba is the province. It is located 30 miles south of Lake Winnipeg and 45 miles southeast of Lake Manitoba. Both are very large lakes 20 miles wide and 100 plus miles long.
How many miles wide is Manitoba?
how wide is manitoba
What state is MB?
MB stands for Manitoba, which is a province in Canada. It is located in the central part of the country and is known for its diverse landscapes, including prairies, forests, and lakes. The capital city of Manitoba is Winnipeg.
How many people live in Manitoba?
The population of Manitoba is 1,214,000
What is Manitoba's religion?
There are many people in Manitoba practicing many different religions. There is not one official state religion in Manitoba or elsewhere in Canada.
