Anchovies' North American Geography 101 Quiz

Answer: Crater Lake

Crater Lake's deepest point is 1,949 feet. It's also the 7th deepest lake in the world. This question was created by borishanchovy from the United States.

Answer: Reversing Falls

The Reversing Falls are created by a cluster of rapids and underwater ledges in the Saint John River, which is connected to the Bay of Fundy. The Ocean Tides enter through the Bay of Fundy with such force that when the tides reach a higher elevation than the river it causes the river to reverse its natural flow. When this happens the Reversing Falls are created. This question was created by jojanne1974 from Canada.

Answer: California

The Oregon/California border is where the Beaver State meets the Golden State. To the north, Oregon borders Washington State. This question was created by Adrift from the United States

Answer: New York

H.L. Mencken was nicknamed the "Sage of Baltimore". He was a 20th-century journalist, and satirist. This question was created by nikki-d from Ireland.

Answer: Gold Hill, Oregon

The Oregon Vortex is, by most, considered to be a spherical field of force, or gravity. Others say it's merely optical illusions that make people appear taller or shorter depending on where they stand. Same thing why items seem to roll uphill. Either way, it's a fun place to visit. If you like to take a look at what appears to occur in the vortex, search for "Oregon Vortex" on Youtube.

There are quite a few home videos from the Vortex posted there. This question was created by borishanchovy from the United States.

Answer: 27

Middle Island in Lake Erie is the southernmost point of Canada. Most of the Lake Erie Island are under sovereignty of Ohio. This question was created by nikki-d from Ireland.

Answer: Swing Bridge

The swinging bridge to Manitoulin Island is the last operational swing bridge in Canada. The bridge swings for ten minutes every hour and is the only bridge to the island. The swing bridge was built in 1913 and is protected by the Ontario Heritage Foundation. This question was created by red-stone from Canada.

Answer: 1

Lake Michigan is the only one of the Great Lakes that is situated entirely in the United States. The other four are all shared territory between Canada and the U.S. This question was created by nikki-d from Ireland.

Answer: Massasauga Rattlesnake

The Massasauga rattler is a poisonous snake on the endangered list and is the only poisonous snake found in Ontario, Canada. This snake grows to be 2-3 feet long, and is light brown with darker spots. Manitoulin Island has the largest population of Massasaugas out of the four sites they are found in. This question was created by red-stone from Canada.

Answer: On the entire planet, they are the biggest group of fresh water lakes.

The combined surface area of the Laurentian Great Lakes is 94,710 square miles. Lake Superior is the largest with its surface area being 31,820 square miles, Lake Huron second with 23,010 square miles, Lake Michigan third with 22,400 square miles, Lake Erie fourth with 9,940 square miles, and Lake Ontario being the smallest at 7,540 square miles.

This question was created by Wolfman41 from Canada.