Презентация

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Wonders of
Canada
Made by:
• Kotova S.
• Nikandrova A.
• Pimenova V.
• Shcherbakova
V.
• Modval. A.

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NIAGARA
FALLS

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Ivan Aivazovsky «Niagara Falls"

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Lake Louise

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Lake Louise is a
giant freshwater
lake located in
Canada, in the
province of
Alberta, in Banff
National Park.

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altitude of 1,731
metres and
originates from the
glacier on Mount
Victoria, which
rises above the
western end of the
lake. It extends
north-east for
about 2.4 km and
is about 1.2 km at
its widest point.
The lake reaches
depths of over 70
.metres

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There are many small lakes, waterfalls and paths to them around the lake.
The ecology here is not bad, and there are many different animals in the
vicinity of the lake.

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There are a
number of
hotels,
campsites and
tourist centers
in the lake area.

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The local tourism
industry offers
entertainment for
every taste: hiking,
horse riding and
cycling routes, golf,
tennis, dog
sledding and
skating,
mountaineering,
canoeing, rafting.
Near the lake there
is a large ski resort
(season from early
November to midMay).

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Cathedral Grove

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The Cathedral Grove is
ПОВЕСТКА
located in McMillan Park, on
Vancouver Island, British
Columbia, Canada.
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MANY TREES HERE
REACH A HEIGHT OF
70-75 METERS.

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THE OLDEST TREES ARE UP TO 800
YEARS OLD. AND THEY CAN REACH
9 METERS IN DIAMETER.
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FOR EXAMPLE, A
STUMP THE SIZE
OF A SMALL ROOM,
NOT THE LARGEST
TREE, ONLY 4.5
METERS IN
DIAMETER - THIS
FIR GREW TO 70
METERS AND FELL
WHEN IT WAS 700
YEARS OLD. THE
UPTURNED ROOTS
OF THE FALLEN
HULKS ARE
IMPRESSIVE.
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YOU CAN EASILY LIVE IN THE
HOLLOW OF SUCH A TREE.
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THE CROWN IS LOST
SOMEWHERE FAR
ABOVE.
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Everything grows on top of each
other here.
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IT IS VERY INTERESTING
TO WANDER THROUGH
THIS FOREST.
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THANKS FOR THE
ATTENTION!

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Algonquin Park
A Natural and Cultural Treasure of Ontario, Canada

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General
Information
Algonquin Park
is one of
Canada's largest
parks, covering
approximately
7,630 km².
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Geography
and
Landscape
The park
contains over
2,400 lakes and
features diverse
landscapes of
forests, hills, and
waterways.
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Flora and
Fauna
Algonquin Park
is home to many
animals,
including moose,
bears, wolves,
and beavers.
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Historical
Significance
Established in
1893, Algonquin
Park's history is
tied to logging
and canoe-based
tourism.
1920s.
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Tourism and
Outdoor
Activities
The park offers a
wide range of
activities: hiking,
canoeing,
fishing, skiing,
and camping.
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Ecology and
Conservatio
n
The park
conducts
research on
ecosystems and
plays a role in
environmental
education.
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Cultural
Heritage
Algonquin Park
holds cultural
importance for
the Anishinaabe
people and has
inspired many
Canadian artists.
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Thank You for Exploring
Algonquin Park
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The Cabot Trail

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The Cabot Trail is a
highway and road
that runs amidst
amazing scenery. It
is located in the
province of Nova
Scotia, which is in
the eastern part of
the state. The trail
passes through the
counties of Victoria
and Inverness - on
Cape Breton Island.
The Cabot Trail has a
total length of 298
kilometers.

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It was named in
honor of John
Cabot, an Italian
navigator who
discovered the
coast of Canada in
1497. Cabot's
discovery of the
island led to it's
eventual
settlement by
Europeans, mainly
by the Scots, Irish,
French and
English.

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The road from Cape
North to Cheticamp
was underway in
1926.
Not until 1932 did
Reverend R.L.
MacDonald become
the first person to
drive the Cabot Trail.
Over 10 hours to
travel , from
Cheticamp to Cape
North, approximately
50 miles.

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There are many
small communities
and tourist
attractions along
the route. Hiking is
one of the popular
activities.After a
long day of hiking
or whale watching
you will find a
warm and cozy
place for a night or
two.

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Top Hiking Trails:
Skyline Trail
Fishing Cove
Acadian
Corney Brook
Pollett's Cove
Middle Head
Clyburn Valley
Franey
Green Cove
Coastal