Western Cordillera Landform Region

The Western Cordillera was created by the North American and Pacific Plates colliding, which caused folding, faulting, and volcanic activity...

Major cities in the Western Cordillera are the cities that are the most populated. They are Vancouver, Victoria, and Whistler. The diagram u...

The Western Cordillera is  lightly populated because there are so many mountains. As stated before under location, most people live in Briti...

  Physical features of the Western Cordillera is a fancy way of saying what the Western Cordillera looks like. Because it is the youngest ...

The Western Cordillera is the youngest of Canada's Landform Regions. It is around sixty-five million years old. The Western Cordillera s...

The Western Cordillera runs along the West side of Western Canada. It covers all of British Columbia and Yukon, and parts of Alberta and N...

The Western Cordillera is one of Canada's seven landform regions (Arctic Lowlands-Hudson Bay Lowlands, Appalachians, Canadian Shield, Gr...