Audrey Audrey is a lovely and timeless name that is finding renewed favor with modern parents. Meaning ânoble strength,â the name first derived from Saint Audrey in the seventh century. Shakespeare even named a charcter after her in his play As You Like It. And ever since the iconic Audrey Hepburn hit the world stage, the name has been a popular choice for parentsâbut never more so than now.
The arctic region has many landforms. They include strange landforms called pingos; they also include glaciers, plains, islands, and lowlands. The major bodies of water are the Arctic Ocean, Davis Strait, Baffin Bay, Fox Bay, Great Bear Lake, half of Hudson Bay and Pond Inlet.
Lionâs Head, a wave-lashed arch of stone on the Lake Superior shores of Ontarioâs Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, exemplifies the Canadian Shieldâs rugged beauty. Viewed by satellite, the face of Canada reveals six clearly defined landform regions: Cordillera, Interior Plains, Canadian Shield, Great LakesâSt. Lawrence, Appalachian, and Arctic. All these regions occupy significant portions of Canadaâs vast expanse. Each possesses similar geologic structures, physical features, climatic conditions, soils, and vegetation. Considered as a whole, Canadaâs landforms encompass an unrivaled diversity of landscapes: spectacular mountain ranges, sweeping plains, rocky uplands, temperate lowlands, and frigid tundra. The forces of nature â our daily weather, for example â actively shape landforms. Some forces level landforms, others rebuild them.