Statistics for Canadian Geography by Letter - O

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Canada is surrounded by three of these bodies of water	Oceans	100%
Canada's most populace province and second-largest in size	Ontario	100%
Capital of Canada. Derived from the Algonquin word "to trade"	Ottawa	94%
Village in Quebec where a dispute in 1990 over land turned hostile	Oka	35%
Not to be confused with the city above. This is "Canada's Motor City"	Oshawa	35%
Highest summit on Baffin Island. Named after the Allfather of Norse mythology	Mount {Odin}	29%
Region in the Interior of BC, famous for fruit, vineyards and Ogopogo	Okanagan	29%
Dry community in northern Yukon. Sounds like a place for senior blackbirds	Old Crow	24%
Island in Nova Scotia rumoured to hold the buried treasure of Captain Kidd	{Oak} Island	18%
Major bitumen deposits, largely located in Alberta	Oil Sands	18%
Important type of crops grown across the Prairies. Includes canola	Oilseed	12%
Residential neighbourhood in Montreal. "Beyond the mountain" in French	Outremont	12%
"Scenic City" on Georgian Bay. Part of the Great Lakes snowbelt	Owen Sound	12%
Town in New Brunswick. Site of Canadian Forces Base Gagetown	Oromocto	6%
River that drains into the Saint Lawrence near Baie-Comeau. Canadian French for "Canada Goose"	{Outardes} River	0%

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