One aspect of great beauty in Newfoundland and Labrador lies in its landforms. They create/illustrate the scenic views and are tourist attractions for people visiting the province. These forms are built upon the Canadian Shield and include the Appalachian and low-range Mountains, the boreal forest, deep fjords created by glacial activity and peaceful coastal plains and lakes. These various types of landforms help shape the province we know today.
Due to the location of the province, citizens living there only receive up to 10 hours of daylight on average and have adapted to the short but pleasant summers, ranging from 16° C to 25° C, and harsh long winters with the temperatures around 0° C. Due the maritime climate, growing season in the province
Due to the location of the province, citizens living there only receive up to 10 hours of daylight on average and have adapted to the short but pleasant summers, ranging from 16° C to 25° C, and harsh long winters with the temperatures around 0° C. Due the maritime climate, growing season in the province