Category:Geography of Canada

See Geography of Canada for an overall description.

Reserve this category for Canadian geographical features that are national or international in character, or of international interest, or involve more than one province or territory e.g. Great Lakes, Niagara Falls, Rocky Mountains. Other geographical features should be filed in the appropriate provincial subcategory.

Articles that relate to political division of Canada should be filed at Category:Political geography of Canada.

Subcategories

There are 29 subcategories to this category.

Alberta geography B British Columbia geography C Canadian parks Canyons of Canada Craters of Canada D Districts of the Northwest Territories G Glaciers of Canada Great Lakes H Headlands of Canada

I Islands of Canada L Lakes of Canada M Manitoba geography Mountains of Canada N National Historic Sites of Canada Natural history of Canada New Brunswick geography Newfoundland and Labrador geography Northwest Territories geography Nova Scotia geography

N cont. Nunavut geography O Ontario geography P Political geography of Canada Prince Edward Island geography Q Quebec geography R Rivers of Canada S Saskatchewan geography V Volcanoes of Canada W Waterfalls of Canada Y Yukon geography

Articles in category "Geography of Canada"

There are 33 articles in this category.

List of highest points of Canadian provinces and territories A Annieopsquotch Mountains Appalachian Mountains B Barker's Bush Beaufort Sea Boundary Bay C Canadian Arctic Canadian Rockies Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks Canadian Shield Geography of Canada

C cont. Canadian prairies Lake Caniapiscau D Dixon Entrance F Four Corners (Canada) G Grand Banks Gulf of Saint Lawrence H Hudson Bay J Jacques Cartier Strait James Bay K Kaumajet Mountains Kiglapait Mountains L Labrador Current

L cont. List of place names in Canada of aboriginal origin M Maritimes N National Topographic System Nootka Sound Q Quebec City-Windsor Corridor R List of regions of Canada Rock formations in Canada S Strait of Juan de Fuca T Torngat Mountains W Wisconsin glaciation