Statistics for Canadian Geography by Letter - T

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Canada's largest city and capital of Ontario	Toronto	100%
Region of Canada similar to provinces, but with no inherent sovereignty	Territory	71%
Northwestern Ontario city located at the westernmost point of the Great Lakes in Canada	Thunder Bay	53%
Named for its many islands in the St. Lawrence, not the salad dressing	{Thousand Islands} National Park	47%
Natural disaster that frequently occurs in the Prairie provinces	Tornado	47%
Misleading city in Quebec at the meeting point of two rivers, not three	Trois-Rivières	47%
This godly mountain in Nunavut has Earth's greatest vertical drop	Mount {Thor}	12%
Town in southern Alberta. Corn Capital of Canada	Taber	12%
Largest tributary of the Fraser River. Runs through Kamloops, BC	{Thompson} River	12%
City in northeastern Ontario with its roots in the Porcupine Gold Rush of 1909	Timmins	12%
Tourist destination on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Known for its waves and heavy rains	Tofino	12%
Hub city of Nova Scotia, located at the eastern end of the Bay of Fundy	Truro	12%
Only community in Canada on the Arctic Ocean connected by road to the rest of Canada by road	Tuktoyaktuk	6%
Town on the northwestern tip of Prince Edward Island	Tignish	0%
Mountain range and provincial park on the Labrador Peninsula. Means "place of spirits" in Inuktitut	{Torngat} Mountains	0%