Hudson Bay Lowlands Geology, Map, Facts, & Characteristics

Hudson Bay Lowland, a wetland area of Canada that covers about 320,000 square km (123,533 square miles) on the southern shores of Hudson Bay and James Bay, surrounded by the Canadian Shield. It falls largely in Ontario and Manitoba, with a small extension into Quebec, and is part of a sedimentary basin.

Why is James bay it's own thing and not just part of Hudson bay? Also what's the difference between a bay and a sea? : r/geography

The ecosystems of Ontario – Part 1: ecozones and ecoregions

GEM Energy: Hudson Bay and Foxe Basins project (2008-2013) / GEM 2: Hudson–Ungava project (2013-2020), Geological Survey Activity Tracker, Resource Development, Economic Development, Investment, Trade and Natural Resources

Hudson Bay Lowlands, Geology, Map, Facts, & Characteristics

Hudson Bay Lowlands, Geology, Map, Facts, & Characteristics

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USGS OFR 02-370: Scalable, Digital Map Database of Bedrock Geology for Canada

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Landscapes and Landforms of the Hudson Bay Lowlands

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Polar bear researchers hiding significant increase in Southern Hudson Bay numbers

Image of Hudson Bay, Canada, True Colour Satellite Image