Meet: Maple Girl
That’s how Canada would be if it was a superhero:
Maple Girl
Population:
40.467.728,00 inhab
Pop. Growth:
15,67 %
Area:
9.093.910,00 km2
Density:
4,00 hab/km2
Wealth:
60.305,00 $/person
Literacy:
99,00 %
Largest city:
Toronto - 6,551,460 inhab
Urban population:
80,20 %
Life expectancy:
83,00 years
Average age:
40,80 years
Highest peak:
Mount Logan - 5,959 m
Largest river:
MacKenzey - 4,241 km
Rainfall:
537,00 mm/m2
What are the defining characteristics of Canada?
The country of Maple Girl
Ice hockey
Ice hockey is a long-standing tradition in Canada; many children learn to play from a young age on frozen lakes.
Sport
Maple syrup
Maple syrup is a liquid sweetener made from maple sap. Its production is a traditional process that requires precision and dedication.
Cuisine
Bilingualism
Relations between Quebec and English-speaking Canada are complex, shaped by cultural, historical and political differences.
Culture
Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls is often described as a breathtaking natural wonder, with a powerful flow of water and unrivalled scenic beauty.
Nature
Fauna
Canada is home to a remarkable diversity of wildlife, including wolves, moose, bears and beavers, all of which have adapted to its varied ecosystems.
Nature
Snow
Canada has to cope with cold weather and snow for most of the year, which disrupts Canadians’ daily lives.
Nature
Canada: featured
The file of Maple Girl tells us...
Canada
Official language(s): English, French
Currency: Canadian Dólar
Government: Constitutional monarchy
Main religion: Christianity Catholicism
Demonym: Canadian
Ottawa
Hab. 1,479,860
Ottawa, Canada’s capital, is a vibrant city situated at the confluence of the Ottawa and Rideau rivers. It offers a fascinating contrast between the grandeur of Parliament Hill and the natural beauty of the Rideau Canal, which is perfect for walks in both winter and summer. Explore world-class museums and peaceful parks.
Toronto
Hab. 6,551,460
Toronto, situated on the north-western shore of Lake Ontario in Canada, is a vibrant metropolis. It offers attractions such as the iconic CN Tower, the diverse Distillery District and the eclectic Kensington Market. Its prime location and rich cultural heritage make it a fascinating destination to explore
Montreal
Hab. 4,414,640
Montreal, a vibrant metropolis in the province of Quebec, Canada, stands as a fascinating melting pot of cultures. Situated on the Island of Montreal, this city captivates visitors with its European charm and North American dynamism. Its historic centre, Old Montreal, and the imposing Mount Royal offer a unique insight into its rich history and natural beauty.
Drumheller
Hab. 8,439
Drumheller, the ‘Dinosaur Capital’, is famous for its lunar landscape and the Valley of the Dinosaurs. Teenagers will find a unique setting, ideal for exploring distinctive rock formations and visiting the Royal Tyrrell Museum, home to a vast collection of dinosaur fossils.
Canadian Arctic
The Canadian Arctic is a vast region characterised by extensive areas covered in ice and snow for most of the year. This part of northern Canada, which is of immense ecological importance, has an extreme climate and a landscape dominated by the cryosphere (sea ice, glaciers, permafrost, snow and frozen ground), which has a significant impact on the flora, fauna and local communities.
The Great Lakes
The Great Lakes constitute one of the largest freshwater reserves on the planet. This interconnected system of five lakes – Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario – covers a vast area along the border between Canada and the United States. Their ecological and economic importance is incalculable, as they are vital for drinking water supplies, industry and transport.
Rocky Mountains
The Rocky Mountains, stretching from New Mexico to Canada, form a majestic mountain range that shapes the landscape and ecology of North America. Their significance in Canada is immense, as they are home to biodiversity, vital water resources and a world-renowned tourist attraction, as well as being a cultural symbol.
Neighbouring countries
Superheroes who help each other
Canada have 2 land-bordered countries ( Denmark y United States ), but we haven’t studied them yet...
Come back in a few weeks and there might already be some here.