North America

Multimedia Presentation
(North America)
Presented by :
May Ann Campo
Melissa Gueva
Mary Jane Espedido
Rosanna C. Funtelar
BEED-II

 Native Americans have lived there for thousands of
years,a long before Europeans went there.
 In 1492,Christopher Columbus went to America.
 In 1607,English people went to
Jamestown,Virginia.This was the First successful
English town in North America.
 In 1775,at Lexington and Concord,a war b/w the
colonies and England called the Revolutionary War
started.
 This war started because the American Colonists
believed that they were not being treated equally to
the Englishmen living in England.
 George Washington the first President of United
States.

 In the early 1800s,the new nation faced many
controversial issues,such as slavery.
 In 1861,several states in the South left the United
States to start a new country called
the”CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA”.
 This caused the American Civil War.
 After World War II,the US and the Soviet Union
entered a time known as the COLD WAR.
 During the 1980s,the US was dominated by the
Reagan Era led by President Ronald Reagan.
 In 2009,Barack Obama became the first black
president of the United States.


 Is the third largest continent in the world.
 Includes (23) countries and dozens of possessions
and territories.
 The two large countries are Canada and United
States.
 The continent stretches more than 6,508 kilometers
from the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.
 North America is above the Arctic Circle.
 North America countries (not shown on this map)
include: Antigua and
Barbuda,Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Haiti, St.
Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines
and Trinidad & Tobago.

1.Mexico is the most populous Spanish-speaking country
in the world.
2.Greenland is the largest island in the world(excluding
Australia)
3.The beaver is a national symbol of Canada.
4.The United States grows nearly all of the world’s
popcorn.
5.About 35 species of sharks lived off the Coast Cuba.
6.According to the happy planet Index,Costa Rica is
rated as the “greenest” and happiest country in the
world.
7.All Aztec emperor in what is now Mexico introduced
hot chocolate to Europeans.

 The people of North America are a mixture of many
nationalities.
 The first European in North America began to
settle in the 16th century.
 The diversity and complexity of North American
peoples are shown in their ancestries.
 Aztecs and Mayas were two of the main Mexican
tribes.
 North America cans might have
American,Indian,Europen,Asian or Africans
ancestors

 The Hudson Bay and Gulf of Mexico is in the North.
 The Gulf of California is in the South.
 The highest peak in North America,Mt.McKinley is in
Alaska.
 The Rocky Mountains in the west hug the Pacific Coast
and extend southward into Mexico.They are called
Sierra Madre Oriental and Sierra Madre Occidental.
 Appalacian Mountains extend from the Gulf of
St.Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico.Appalachian region
is rich in minerals and has many fertile river valleys.

 North America b/w the Rocky Mountains and the
Appalachians are the Central Plains.The plains are
shaped like a giant “V”.
 The western part of the region is called the Great
Plains.
 Many natural wonders can be found in North
America from glaciers to deserts,from forest to
giant redwood trees to smoking volcanoes.
 B/w the United States and Canada the Niagara
River pours over two great falls.

 The Great Lakes can be reached through the
St.Lawrence Seaway-a series of canals,dams,and
locks in the St.Lawrence River.
 Great Lakes is the Mississippi-Missouri River
System,w/c drains the Central Plains and is the
largest in North America.
 Ohio River it forms one of the greatest inland
waterway systems in the world.
 Naigara River pours over two great falls.

 North America has striking contrasts in climate.
 The temperature is always cold in the far north and
always hot in the far south.
 North America enjoys a temperature climate w/
warm summer and cold winters.
 North America has a continental climate,fairly dry
w/ extrems of temperature:winters are cold,and
summers are hot.
 The Mexican Coasts and the lands of Central
America and the Caribbean have a,tropical climate.

 The Mexican Coasts and the lands of Central
America and the Caribbean have a ar,tropical
climate.
 The dry areas include the deserts of Southern United
States and of Mexico.
 In Death Valley California,there is less 2 inches of
rain a year.
 It is considered one of the hottest place

 In the United States and Canada,the common
language is Enlish.
 In Mexico and most of Central America,Spanish is
the main language spoken.
 The Indian peoples(native Americans)still speak
their original languages.

 Capital Washington D.C.
 United States,the second largest country in North
America.
 One of the world’s richest nations@ fourth largest
country in area and population.
 It is made up of fifty(50)states;48 of w/c are
linked together in the area b/w Canada@Mexico.
 Each states has its own elected legislative
assembly,governor@state gov’t.

1.FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
 Control over the whole country
2.SEVERAL OUTLYING DEPENDENCIES
INCLUDE:
 Puerto Rico,Virgins Islands in the West
Indies,and Guam in the Marianas Islands.
3.THE CITIES
 The United States has more than 50 cities w/
population exceeding 250 million.

 Canada ,a huge country,covers most of the northern
part of the North American continent.
 Canada is the world’s second largest country after
USSR.
 Canada is a rich country and its people enjoy a high
standard of living.

 Northern end of the Appalachian Mountains is
a region of hills and rolling plains stretching
from New Brunswick to Newfoundland.
 A neighboring region of fertile flat lands rims
the Great Lakes and the St.Lawrence River.
 Half of Canada’s people lived in these two
regions.

 Canada is noted for its beautiful scenery from the
Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Coastline.
 The Canadian Shield is a rocky area dotted with
thousands of lakes and swamps.
 The ground is always frozen,
 Trees and Crops cannot grow there;ths area is called
the tundra.
 Canada and United States share an unfortified
border more than 500o miles(8,045 km.) long
 Eight out of ten Canadians live within 100 miles(160
km.)of it.

 The Canadians
 The first inhabitans of Canada were the Indians and
Eskimo(Inuit) peoples.
 The French were the first European settlers.
 British followed the French and settled in New
Founland.
 Most Canadians are European origin

 Canada is a rich country and its people enjoy a high
standard of living.
 Most valuable products are oil,natural gas,coal and iron
ore.
 Ontario has most of the car factories,is the main steel
producer,and has important aircraft and machinery
industries.
 Quebec has textile,paper,clothing,and chemical
industries.
 Ontarios abundant hydroelectricity and nuclear power
have contrbuted greatly to industrial development.
 Vancouver and other coastal centers thrive on
fishing,shipping,and other activities.

 The country recognizes the British Queen as its
sovereign,a largerly ceremonial echo of British rule.
 Quebec,French is the main language and the legal
system is much like that of France.
 Montreal,Quebec’s largest city,is the largest French-
speaking city in the world,except Paris.
 English and France are the official languages of
Canada.
 1981 census,61.3% of the people said that English
was their mother tounge and 25.7% French.

1. Alabama 11. Hawai 21.Massachusetts
2.Alaska 12.Idaho 22.Michigan
3 .Arizona 13.Illinois 23.Minnesota
4.Arkansas 14.Indiana 24.Mississipi
5. California 15.Iowa 25.Missouri
6.Colorado 16.Kansas 26.Montana
7. Connecticut 17.Kentucky 27.Nebraska
8. Delaware 18.Louisiana 28.Nevada
9.Florida 19.Maine 29.New Hampshire
10 Georgia 20.Maryland 30.New Jersey

31.New Mexico 41.South Dakota
32.New York 42.Tennessee
33.North Carolina 43.Texas
34.North Dakota 44.Utah
35.Ohio 45.Vermont
36.Oklahoma 46.Virginia
37.Oregon 47.Wasinghton
38.Pennsylvania 48.West Virginia
39.Rhode Island 49.Wisconsin
40.South Carolina 50.Wyoming

 Mexico is North America’s third largest country
lying south of U.S.A.
 It is a land of volcanic mountains and high plateaus.
 Mexico is about three times the size of Texas.
 Modern Cities,Volcanoes,snow-capped
mountains,and beautiful beaches all contribute to
make Mexico an exciting land of beauty.

 Like a great stone wall,a range of mountain winds
through Central America and deep into Mexico.
 There it splits into two ranges,the Sierra Madre
Oriental(East)and Occidental(West).
 A cool high plateau,500 miles(805 km.)wide and 1,500
miles(2,415 km.) long,is found b/w these ranges.
 Mountain cover two-thirds of the country.
 22 Mexican mountain peaks are more than 2 miles high.
 The highest of all are three peaks,Orizaba(18,855
ft.),Popocatipetl,and Ixtacihuatl.
 Many of mountains are Volcanoes.

 Mexico’s people descend from the Indian peoples
who farmed and traded in Mexico before the
Spaniards came.
 One-half of all Mexicans live in big towns and
cities,the other half in villages,farms,and ranches.
 In the cities,many people live and work in modern
buildings and carry on a busy industry.
 In rural areas,campesinos or farm workers tend plots
to feed their families or work for pay on the
commercial farms.
 The old hacienda system linger today in large
landholdings where campesinos still work.

 Mexico is a world leader in silver production.
 Miners also extract gold,sulfur,lead,and zinc ores
and about 40 other minerals.
 Corn is the most important grain raised in Mexico.
 Sugar cane,coffee,tobacco,and bananas are also
grown.
 Cattle and sheep are Mexico’s main livestocks.
 The most important industries in Mexico is Tourism.

 Greenland is the world’s largest Island.
 It is like an elongated bowl filled w/ ice,ice sheet,two
miles thick in places.
 Greenland lies off the northest coast of Canada.
 This Island ,belonging to Denmark,lies in the North
Atlantic Ocean and south of the Arctic Ocean.
 The first European settlers found patches of green in
fjords and coastal meadows.
 To attract settlers fro Iceland,they called the
place”Greenland.

 Inuit hunters or Eskimos lived in Greenland.
 Some Greenlanders still depend on the seal for
meat,fuel,and clothing.
 Greenlanders govern themselves but their islands
remains part of Denmark
 Its Greenlandic name is KALAALLET NUNAAT and
the capital is NUUK(Gothab).
 There is a movement towards full independence.

 Area-442
 Population-80,000
 Capital-St.John’s
 Official Language-English
 Currency-East Carribean dollar
 Major Products-Oil products
 Located in the caribbean region.
 74% of the population are Cristians
 Major Industries are tourism
,construction,transportation,communication,financial industries@
manufacturing

 Area-13,935
 Population-25o,0oo
 Capital-Nassau
 Currency-Bahamian dollar
 Major Products-Oil products
 The climate when summer is may-
sep.,w/80-85 degree F.

 Winter is October-april w/ 70-75 degree F.
 The rainy season spans from may-october.
 Various religions are practiced in Bahamas.
 Johnny cakes are a favorite all over the
Caribbean and especially in The Bahamas.
 Cabbage Beach is one of the best Bahamas
beaches. Broad beaches, stretching along 2
miles, make this beach an ideal destination for
sunbathers and sand-castle builders.

 Area-431
 Capital-Bridgetown
 Currency-Carribean dollar
 Major Products-Sugar,oil products,electrical
goods,clothing
 Fish cutters A cutter is basically a Bajan
sandwich, and like any good Sammy, you have to
start with the right bread.

 Crane Beach, with its beautiufl pink coral sand,
was once a boat landing where cargo was
unloaded and lifted by a crane perched atop the
cliff.
 On average, the temperatures are always high.
Most rainfall (rainy season) is seen in June,
July, August, September,
 October and November.
 On average, the warmest month is August.
 On average, the coolest month is January.
 November is the wettest month.
 February is the driest month.

 Area-22,965
 Capital-Belmopan
 Official Language-English Spanish
 Currency-Belize dollar
 Major Products-Sugar,Bananas,citrus
products,fish,clothing
 Many of the animals in Belize Zoo are wild
animals that were kept as pets by individual
collectors and the zoo tries to recondition such
animals for a return to the wild.

 The dry season is from January to April
 the rainy season is from mid-May until
November.
 This results in overcast weather despite
the heat, so it is not the best time to go for
a beach January is the coolest month and
May is the hottest.
 The traditional and world-famous Belize
Rice and Beans with potato salad is a
staple in the Belizean diet.

 Area-9,976,130
 Population-26,500,000
 Capital-Ottawa
 Official Language-English French
 Currency-Canadian dollar
 Canada is home to 14 million cattle.

 Canada’s highest mountain is Mount Logan.
 The largest island of Canada is Baffin Island
 The most Canadian foods are Bacon,Poutine and
Maple Syrup
 Niagara Falls is Canadas most famous Natural
attraction.
 Beaver is the National Animal of Canada.

 Banff National Park is not only Canada’s first
national park, but also one of the nation’s largest and
most visited national parks. The park’s breathtaking
scenery and wildlife draw many tourists every year
along the Trans-Canada Highway, which passes
through the park.
 Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland is
important to the world, geologically, because the
ancient rocks help people understand how the
oceans and continents were created. The park is a
nature lover’s paradise featuring lowlands along the
Gulf of St. Lawrence and the alpine setting of the
Long Range Mountains.

 Area-50,700
 Capital-San Jose
 Official Language-Spanish
 Currency-Colon
 Major Products-Coffe,bananas,manfactured
goods
 Cove Eleuthera this is largely because of its
close proximity to pristine unspoiled beaches.
 This unique setting offers great romantic,
relaxing and adventure opportunities for those
who come to Costa Rica.

 Area-114,524
 Capital-Havana
 Currency-Peso
 Major Products-Sugar,tobacco
 Is an Island nation in the Caribbean sea.

 Largest country by land area in the
caribbean.
 The climate is tropical@moderated by
trade winds.
 Dry season from nov.-april @ rainy
season from may-oct.
 Cayo Coco beach is one of the most
paradisiacal places in Cuba

 Area-751
 Capital-Roseau
 Major Products-Citrus fruits,bananas
 Dominica has a hot and subtropical year-round climate.
June to October is the principle rainy season.
 when it is at its hottest and most humid; December
through to May is generally thought the best months to
visit.
 Morne Trois Pitons National Park is the jewel of Dominica

 Area-48,734
 Capital-Santo Domingo
 Currency-Peso
 Major Products-Sugar,coffee
 Climate tropical maritime;little reasonal
temperature variation;reasonal variation in
rainfall.
 The largest Island are Soana,Beata,Catalina.
 Rivers and lake are Yaque del Norte Yuna,Yaque
del Sur,Ozama,Camu,Nizao,San Juan,Mao.

 Area-21,041
 Capital-San Salvador
 Currency-Colon
 Major Products-Coffee,cotton

 literally "Republic of The Savior"; Pipil, is the
smallest and the most densely populated country
in Central America.
 Present-day El Salvador was inhabited by
numerous sophisticated Mesoamerican nations
including the Lenca, Maya, and Pipil civilizations
prior to the European discovery, exploration and
subsequent colonization of the Americas
 El Salvador's economy was historically dominated
by agriculture, beginning with the indigo
plant (añil in Spanish), the most important crop
during the colonial period

 Area-344
 Capital-St.George’s
 Major Products-Cocoa,nutmeg,mace,
bananas
 Mount St.Catherine is the higest peak
at 840 meter.
 Kick’em Jenny is the active Volcano.
 There are few crater Lakes,the
largest of w/c is Grand Etang.

 Area-108,889
 Capital-Guatemala City
 Currency-Quetzal
 Major Products-Coffee,banana,cotton,beef

 Area-27,750
 Capital-Port-au-Prince
 Official Language-French
 Currency-Gourde
 Major Products-Coffee,bauxite,sugar
 The longest river is Artibonite River.
 The largest lake is Etang Saumatre
 Climate is tropical w/ some variation
depending on altitude.
 Rainy seasons April-June @ Oct.-Nov,

 Area-112,o88
 Capital-Tegucigalpa
 Currency-Lempira
 Major Products-
Coffee,bananas,tomber,meat

 Honduras was home to several
important Mesoamerican cultures, most
notably the Maya, prior to being conquered
by Spain in the sixteenth century. The
Spanish introduced Roman Catholicism and
the now predominant Spanish language,
along with numerous customs that have
blended with the indigenous culture.
 Honduras is known for its rich natural
resources, including
various minerals, coffee, tropical fruit,
and sugar cane, as well as for its
growing textiles industry, which serves the
international market.

 Area-10,991
 Capital-Kingston
 Currency-Jamaican dollar
 Major Products-Bauxite,alumina

 Jamaica is a
parliamentary constitutional
monarchy with legislative power
vested in the
bicameral Parliament of Jamaica,
consisting of an appointed
Senate and a directly elected
House of Representatives.

 Area-1,972,547
 Capital-Mexico City
 Currency-Peso
 Major Products-
Oil,coffee,cotton,sugar,manufact
ured goods

 Mexico has one of the world's
largest economies, it is the tenth
largest oil producer in the world,
the largest silver producer in the
world and is considered both
a regional power and middle
power

 Area-130,000
 Capital-Managua
 Currency-Cordoba
 Major Products-Cotton,coffee,meat,chemicals

 Its capital, Managua, is the third-largest
city in Central America. Segments of the
population include indigenous native tribes
from the Mosquito Coast, Europeans,
Africans, Asians, and people of Middle
Eastern origin.
 The biological diversity, warm tropical
climate, and active volcanoes make
Nicaragua an increasingly popular tourist
destination.

 Area-76,650
 Capital-Panama
 Currency-Balboa
 Major Products-Bananas,shirmps,sugar,oil products

 Panama was inhabited by several
indigenous tribes prior to settlement by the
Spanish in the 16th century.
 Revenue from canal tolls continues to
represent a significant portion of Panama's
GDP, although commerce, banking, and
tourism are major and growing sectors.
Panama has the second largest economy in
Central America and it is also the fastest
growing economy and the largest per capita
consumer in Central America.

 Area-262
 Capital-Basseterre
 Major Products-Sugar

 The capital city and headquarters of
government for the federated state
is Basseterre on the larger island of Saint
Kitts. The smaller island of Nevis lies about
2 miles (3 km) southeast of Saint Kitts,
across a shallow channel called "The
Narrows."

 Area-616
 Capital-Castries
 Major Products-Bananas,cocoa,citrus fruits,coconut,tourism,
manufactured goods

 One of the Windward Islands, Saint Lucia
was named after Saint Lucy of Syracuse by
the French, the island's first European
settlers. They signed a treaty with the
native Carib Indians in 1660.
 The island nation celebrates its
independence every year with a public
holiday. The financial sector has weathered
the global financial crisis, but the recession
has hurt tourism.

 Area-388
 Capital-Kingston
 Major Products-Bananas, arrowroot

 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is an island
country in the Lesser Antilles Island arc, in the
southern portion of the Windward Islands,
which lie at the southern end of the eastern
border of the Caribbean Sea where the latter
meets the Atlantic Ocean.
 The country is also known as St. Vincent.
 Its capital is Kingstown, also its main port.
 The country has a French and British colonial
history and is now part of the Organization of
Eastern Caribbean States, CARICOM,
the Commonwealth of Nations, the Bolivarian
Alliance for the Americas and the Community
of Latin American and Caribbean States
(CELAC).

 Area-5,130
 Capital-Porth of Spain
 Currency-Trinidad dollar
 Major Products-Oil,asphalt,chemicals,sugar,fruit,cococa,coffee

 officially the Republic of Trinidad and
Tobago, is a twin island country off the
northern edge of South America, lying just off
the coast of northeastern Venezuela and south
of Grenada in the Lesser Antilles.
 Trinidad and Tobago is the third richest country
per capita in the Americas after United
States and Canada, and furthermore, it is
recognized as a high income economy by the
World Bank. Unlike most of the English-
speaking Caribbean, the country's economy is
primarily industrial

 Bermuda's economy is based on
offshore insurance and reinsurance, and
tourism, the two largest economic sectors.
 Bermuda had one of the world's
highest GDP per capita for most of the 20th
century
 Bermuda is the northernmost point of the
Bermuda Triangle, a region of sea in which,
according to legend, a number of aircraft
and surface vessels have disappeared
under supposedly unexplained or
mysterious circumstances.
 The island is in the hurricane belt and prone
to severe weather.

 Cayman Islands - are a British Overseas
Territory in the western Caribbean Sea.
 The territory comprises the three islands
of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little
Cayman, located south of Cuba and
northwest ofJamaica.
 The Cayman Islands are considered to be
part of the geographic Western Caribbean
Zone as well as the Greater Antilles.
 The territory is a major world offshore
financial centre.

 Greenland can gradually assume responsibility
for policing, judicial system, company law,
accounting, and auditing; mineral resource
activities; aviation; law of legal capacity, family
law and succession law; aliens and border
controls; the working environment; and
financial regulation and supervision,
 while the Danish government retains control of
foreign affairs and defence.
 It also retains control of monetary
policy,3.4 billion, planned to diminish gradually
over time as Greenland's economy is
strengthened by increased income from the
extraction of natural resources.

 Guadeloupe's two main islands are Basse-
Terre to the west and Grande-Terre to the east,
which are separated by a narrow strait that is
crossed with bridges
 As part of France, Guadeloupe is part of
the European Union and the Eurozone; hence,
as for all Eurozone countries, its currency is
the euro.
 However, as an overseas department,
Guadeloupe is not part of the Schengen Area.
The prefecture (i.e. French regional capital) of
Guadeloupe is Basse-Terre. Its official
language is French, although many of its
inhabitants also speakAntillean Creole (Créole
Guadeloupéen).

 As with the other overseas departments,
Martinique is one of the twenty-
seven regions of France (being an overseas
region) and an integral part of the French
Republic. As part of France, Martinique is
part of the European Union, and its
currency is the euro. The official
language is French, although many of its
inhabitants also speak Antillean Creole

 Montserrat is nicknamed The Emerald Isle
of the Caribbean both for its resemblance to
coastal Ireland and for the Irish ancestry of
some of its inhabitants. Males also tend to
live longer in this country as defined in the
2013 CIA Factbook
 A new town and port is being developed at
Little Bay, which is on the northwest coast
of the island. While this construction
proceeds, the centre of government and
businesses rests at Brades.

 Today, people born in Puerto Rico
are natural-born U.S. citizens.The territory
operates under a local constitution, and
Puerto Ricans elect their own governor.
However, Puerto Rico lacks voting
members in Congress and is subject to the
plenary jurisdiction of the United States
under the Puerto Rico Federal Relations Act
of 1950. As of 2014, Puerto Rico remains a
U.S. territory, although a 2012
referendum showed a majority (54% of the
electorate) in favor of a change in status,
with full statehood the preferred option.

 It is the only remnant of the former colonial
empire of New France that remains
under French control
 The islands are situated at the entrance
of Fortune Bay, which extends into the
southern coast of Newfoundland, near
the Grand Banks. They are 3,819 kilometres
(2,373 mi) from Brest,
 The nearest point in Metropolitan France, but
25 kilometres (16 mi) from the Burin
Peninsula of Newfoundland, Canada.[6]

 The Virgin Islands are the western island
group of the Leeward Islands, which are the
northern part of the Lesser Antilles, and form the
border between the Caribbean Sea and
the Atlantic Ocean.
 The British Virgin Islands is an overseas
territory of the United
Kingdom comprising Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost
Van Dyke and Anegada.
 The Virgin Passage separates the U.S. Virgin
Islands from the so-called Spanish Virgin Islands
of Vieques and Culebra, which are part of Puerto
Rico. The United States dollar is the official
currency on both the British and U.S. Virgin
Islands as well as the Spanish/Puerto Rican
Virgin Islands.

 The Denali National Park and Preserve is
located in Interior Alaska and contains Mount
McKinley, the highest mountain in North
America. The word “Denali” means “the high
one” in the native Athabaskan language and
refers to Mount McKinley.Denali National
Park.
 The Grand Canyon is located in northern
Arizona and is one of the great tourist
attractions in the United States. The Grand
Canyon is not the deepest or the longest
canyon in the world but the overwhelming size
and its intricate and colorful landscape offers
visitor spectacular vistas that are unmatched
throughout the world.

Myrtle Beach, SouthCarolina, US
 Myrtle Beach and the surrounding area has
long been a favorite destination for families in
North America.
 Hotels and packages are often sold and you will
be able to enjoy free concerts and fireworks
displays.
 Other activities such as bowling and mini golf
can be enjoyed less than a dollar in some places.
 And of course, the beautiful beach is always
free.

Whistler, BritishColumbia, Canada
 Whistler is a great place to visit any time of
year.
 It is famous for its excellent skiing in the
winter, but you will be able to enjoy golf,
mountain biking, and rafting during the
summer.
 Many hotels and villas for sale. Here you will
be able to tour some places that used in the
2010 Winter Olympics

Walt Disney World, Florida, UnitedStates
There are plenty of activities to entertain people of
all ages here and you may find it's not as expensive
as you think.

LassenVolcanicNational Park,
California, UnitedStates.
 Fantastic garden is a beautiful vacation area for
families who love camping.
 There are several camping in the park as well
as many children's programs, such as the
Volcano Club and Junior Ranger Program.
 It is an ideal way to learn about the history of
the region and enjoy the stunning scenery and
activities offered.

Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
 This is one of the most adventurous places in
Canada for outdoor enthusiasts.
 Wilderness and spectacular scenery and a
family of four days holiday package is
available that includes hikes, white water
rafting, a steak fry, and horseback riding.
 You will also be able to enjoy mountain biking
and natural springs.

Niagara Falls,Ontario,Canada
 Natural Wonders is one of the most affordable
sites in Canada, especially between October
and early May.
 There are many attractions in Niagara
including the Maid of the Mist boat ride, ride
the cable car up the canyon, several museums,
casinos, hundreds of restaurants, and Falls.

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 BRITISH COLOMBIA
 MANITOBA
 NEW BRUNSWICK
 NEW FOUNDLAND
 LABRADOR
 NOVA SCOTIA
 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
 QUEBEC
 SASKATCHEWAN

 NORTHEST TERRITORIES
 NUNAVUT
 YUKON

Northwest:
 Baja California
 Baja California Sur
 Chihuahua
 Durango
 Sinaloa
 Sonora
Northeast
 Coahuila
 Nuevo León
 Tamaulipas

North-Central
 Aguascalientes
 Guanajuato
 Querétaro
 San Luis Potosí
 Zacatecas
South-Central
Federal District
 México
 Morelos

 Colima
 Jalisco
 Michoacán
 Nayarit

 Hidalgo
 Puebla
 Tlaxcala
 Veracruz

Southeast
 Campeche
 Quintana Roo
 Tabasco
 Yucatán
Southwest
 Chiapas
 Guerrero

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