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.
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Evolutionary history of the Arctic flora
GEM Energy: Hudson Bay and Foxe Basins project (2008-2013) / GEM 2
Landform Regions of Canada Map I Twinkl Geography Resources
Simplified geological map of the Hudson Bay and Moose River basins
USGS OFR 02-370: Scalable, Digital Map Database of Bedrock Geology
Map of the Hudson Bay-Arctic Lowlands
Hudson Bay region showing outcrop of Paleozoic rocks and location
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Cenozoic giant coal-bearing basin belt discovered in China's sea area
Glaciolacustrine history of the Huron-Erie lowland in the
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