British Columbia

Landform Regions: British Columbia is in the Western Cordillera Region.
It has many mountains and many valleys. It has 2 main regions: " The Coast" and " The Interior".

Climate Characteristics: In the winter, British Columbia's interior gets very cold during that season. The snow can last from November to March. And for spring and fall it is very warm and relaxing. In the daytime you could wear shorts and t-shirts. But during the evening, to bring an sweater. During the summer time, it can get extreamly hot. The temperatures can range from 22 degrees F to 82 degrees F.


Natural Vegetation: It's mostly the vegetation of the Cordillera region
with some of the west coast. British Columbia has plants growing like
cactus's and grasses. They grow in hot and dry valleys. There are coniferous
trees that grow on the lower slopes. Higher than the tree line, there are some
shrubs, and meadows of flowers. There is almost or no vegetation on the higher slopes.

Soils: British Columbia have the soil regions of podzols, tundra, and mountain.
It has forestry, and also has livestock and farming. British Columbia has land that is hugely unused because it cannot grow anything.

Three Intereting Places in British Columbia:
Tourism Valemount is where you would go if you wanted a rocky mountain vacation. It is created by the very inspiring cariboo, the Monashee and the rocky mountains. During the winter people from around the world come to ski and go snowmobiling. There are many good gift shops for tourists who come to British Columbia to visit.

   

Blue River Provincial Park:

In this park you can go angling, and fishing. You can also walk your pets. And you can go bird watching. And during the winter you can go snowshoeing. 

Atna River Provincial Park:

You can go hunting, hiking, mountaineering, fishing, canoeing, and also wildlife viewing.
Camping is permitted. The Atna lake is very cold. It is from the glaciers. So swimmers go
for a quick dive to refresh themselves.