A) British Columbia, Montana, Idaho, and Washington B) Nunavut, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico C) Yukon, Wyoming, Utah, and California D) Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nevada, and Oregon
A) 100,000 km² (38,610 sq mi) B) 150,000 km² (58,000 sq mi) C) 200,000 km² (77,220 sq mi) D) 135,952 km² (52,491 sq mi)
A) Mount Farnham B) Jumbo Mountain C) Mount Howser D) Mount Sir Sandford
A) Kootenai River B) Fraser River C) Columbia River D) Peace River
A) Seventy-five percent B) Eighty percent C) Sixty percent D) Fifty percent
A) Monashees B) Selkirks C) Purcells D) Cariboos
A) 3,493 metres B) 3,519 metres (11,545 ft) C) 3,437 metres D) 3,412 metres
A) Kootenay Pass B) Monashee Pass C) Rogers Pass D) Eagle Pass
A) Kootenay River B) Fraser River C) Columbia River D) Rocky Mountain Trench
A) European geographic classifications B) British geographic classifications C) American geographic classifications D) Canadian geographic classifications
A) Picea glauca, the white spruce B) Artemisia tridentata, the sagebrush C) Phemeranthus sediformis, the Okanogan fameflower D) Pinus contorta, the lodgepole pine
A) Monashee Pass B) Kootenay Pass C) Eagle Pass D) Rogers Pass
A) Kootenai River B) Rocky Mountain Trench C) The edge of the Interior Plateau D) Columbia River
A) Eagle Pass B) Rogers Pass C) Bonanza Pass D) Kootenay Pass
A) Howser Spire B) Mount Sir Wilfrid Laurier C) Jumbo Mountain D) Mount Farnham
A) Monashee Pass B) Eagle Pass C) Kootenay Pass D) Rogers Pass
A) 3,406 metres B) 3,412 metres C) 3,437 metres D) 3,493 metres (11,460 ft)
A) Rogers Pass B) Eagle Pass C) Cedarside Pass D) Kootenay Pass
A) Eagle Pass B) Rogers Pass C) Kootenay Pass D) Monashee Pass
A) Cabinet Mountains B) Selkirks C) Purcells D) Cariboos
A) The 'Rocky Mountain Trench' B) The 'Shuswap Highland' C) The 'Okanagan Highland' D) The 'Kootenay Rockies' |