Canada’s Population Density. Water Climate Land People naturally prefer to live where there is plentiful …….. WATER.

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Canada’s Population Density

Water Climate Land

People naturally prefer to live where there is plentiful …….. WATER

People naturally prefer to live where there is good …….. LAND

People naturally prefer to live where there is favorable …….. CLIMATE

WHY do people choose to live where there is plentiful water, good land and favorable climate?

What is a similarity you see between the populations of the US and Canada?

What is a difference you see between the populations of the US and Canada?

WHY do you think most people in Canada choose to live near the U.S./Canadian border?

URBAN

Rural

Canada’s Urban versus Rural Population Make a pie chart 80% Urban 20% Rural

United States307,000,000 Canada34,000,000 Mexico105,000,000 = 50,000,000 people COMPLETE THE POPULATION GRAPH

Canada’s Ethnic Groups British – 28% Mixed Background – 26% French – 23% Other European – 15% Native America/Inuit – 2% Other – 6%