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Lake Melville in Newfoundland is the largest lake in Canada, with Amadjuak Lake in Nunavut coming in second. Canada’s longest river is the Albany River, which flows from Lake St. Joseph all the way to James Bay, and the second longest river, the Severn, flows …

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The Gulf of Mexico is located far away from Canada – it’s south of the United States, and East of Mexico- so it’s not located along Canada’s coast. This is the correct answer. The Beaufort Sea and the Hudson bay are actually parts of the Arctic Ocean and they are to the North of Canada.

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The three largest bodies of water that surround Canada are the North Atlantic Ocean on its eastern coast, the North Pacific Ocean on its western coast, and the Arctic Ocean on its northern coast.

Approximately 60% of Canada’s fresh water drains to the north, while 85% of the population lives within 300 kilometres of the Canada-United States border. Many areas have restricted water supplies, and water availability constitutes a major concern for water management.

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