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1 Northwest Territories

2 Bird: Gyrfalcon Tree: Tamarack Animal: Polar Bear Flower: Mountain Avens

3 History: Created when Hudson’s Bay Company transferred land to Canadian Confederation. Originally took up Yukon, Nunavut, and most of the western provinces. Capital: Yellowknife Geography: rolling hills, tundra, large lakes Climate: Subarctic, Arctic, polar Language: 77% English, 10% Native

4 Economy: Mining (including diamonds)

5 Food: Arctic Char Birch Syrup

6 Miscellaneous: Polar bear shaped license plates!

7 Aurora Borealis

8 Ice road to tuktoyaktuk

9 Mining Operation

10 Nahanni National park

11 Boreal Forest

12 Caribou herd

13 Mining Operation

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