This is due to , since harder and denser rocks erode more slowly than the softer rocks and soil deposits. The area was once covered by glacial seas ( Era) . After the sediments they formed Rock ( from the CANADIAN ) creating oil deposits, as well as potash and natural gas. As the lakes from the glaciers receded they left behind , that now make up very oats and soil. This region is excellent for growing grains and and is often known as: " ". SECTION REVIEW QUESTIONS: Interior Plains When was it formed? What is the geology of the area? What does it look like? How was it created? Why is it important? LOWLANDS - A surrounding series of plains or lowlands are made up of sedimentary rock, in part eroded from the ancient Canadian Shield. The GREAT LAKES/St. LAWRENCE LOWLANDS: Pages- Made up of two parts: separated by thin wedge of that jets across the St. Lawrence River (near Kingston)
This is due to , since harder and denser rocks erode more slowly than the softer rocks and soil deposits. The area was once covered by glacial seas ( Era) . After the sediments they formed Rock ( from the CANADIAN ) creating oil deposits, as well as potash and natural gas. As the lakes from the glaciers receded they left behind , that now make up very and soil. This region is excellent for growing grains and oats and is often known as: " ". SECTION REVIEW QUESTIONS: Interior Plains When was it formed? What is the geology of the area? What does it look like? How was it created? Why is it important? LOWLANDS - A surrounding series of plains or lowlands are made up of sedimentary rock, in part eroded from the ancient Canadian Shield. The GREAT LAKES/St. LAWRENCE LOWLANDS: Pages- Made up of two parts: separated by thin wedge of that jets across the St. Lawrence River (near Kingston)
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