by Carlos Dowell

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Great Lakes St.Lawrence Lowlands

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Climate

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Great Lakes St.Lawrence Lowland's climate is humid, continental climate, meaning that it is a dry climate with very cold winters and very hot sumers. During the sunmer, the Great Lakes tend to lower the temperature . The Great Lakes also raise the temperatre in the surrounding areas in winter by stroring heat.

Natural Resources

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Most of the minerals are found within the rocks in the Great Lakes area. The minerals here include iron, ore, zinc, silver, coal, copper and lead. These minerals are dependent on the rocks found in this region. The rich soil in this lowlands region is another natural resource

Attractions

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There is a variety of activities to be done that the whole family will enjoy. Activities such as: swimming, hockey, lacrosse, badminton, soccer and many other sports. Also available is fishing and boating. A popular attraction that cannot be left unseen is the Niagara Falls in Ontario. It is most known for its breathtaking scenery. The second most popular tourist attraction is the Parliament Hill in Ottawa due to its grand building and archers. The third most visited attraction in the CN Tower in Toronto. It is the world's highest free-standing tower. As well as this, people might be influenced to visit this region because of not only the many tourist attraction, but also the mild temperatures and it has a long growing season, therefore being a great place to grow fruits and vegetables.

Physical Features

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Lowland region including flat and rolling hills
The Great Lakes (Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario)
St. Lawrence River or Seaway
Rich soils of clay,sand and gravel

People

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Nearly one out of six Canadians works in the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Lowland region, all of the people's job in this region depend on geography. The electric power, agriculture, and construction areas provide the most jobs. industries suc as oil refineries, steel mills, automobile plants, furniture plants, food processing plants, clothing plants, offices, banks, publishers, etc. can be found here. this region is sometime called the "manufacturing heart" of Canada.

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CN Tower

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Niagara Falls

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Parliament Hill

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Minerals

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Minerals

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The rich soil

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Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands

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Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands