Canadian Geography Trivia
From the highest tides in the Bay of Fundy to the permafrost of Nunavut, prove you know more about the Great White North than just where to find a Tim Hortons.
EXAMPLE QUESTIONS
Completed in 1976 by the Canadian National Railway, what 553-meter landmark held the title of world's tallest freestanding structure for over 30 years?
CN Tower
Standing 83 meters tall near Quebec City, the Montmorency Falls dramatically plunge over a cliff into which major North American waterway?
St. Lawrence River
What term is used for the permanently frozen soil and bedrock that underlies much of northern Canada and the Arctic Circle?
Permafrost
Which Canadian province shares its northern border with New Brunswick, specifically along the Gaspé Peninsula and the Bay of Chaleur?
Quebec
Which provincial capital is officially designated as the Birthplace of Confederation because it hosted the historic 1864 conference that proposed a federal union?
Charlottetown