Canada (Könemann)
In short
Canada is a travel book published by Könemann that shows the country's wide range of landscapes, from endless southern forests to icy northern rock beyond the Arctic tree line. It covers places such as Banff National Park, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa.
- Publisher
- Könemann
- Genre
- Travel
About the book
Canada borders the USA in the south and the Arctic Circle in the north. This results in a landscape diversity with endless forest areas in the south and ice and rock areas in the north, beyond the Arctic tree line. These include the Banff National Park in the Rocky Mountains, famous for its numerous lakes, and the Niagara Falls on the border with the USA. The metropolis Toronto, Vancouver on the west coast, as well as the French-speaking cities Montreal or Quebec and the capital Ottawa are included.
Who it's for
Readers planning a trip to Canada or curious about its landscapes and cities will find this a useful overview. It suits general readers who want a first look at the country's regions.
Key themes
- Canadian landscapes
- Forests and Arctic north
- National parks
- Lakes and waterfalls
- Major Canadian cities
Questions about Canada (Könemann)
What is Canada about?
Canada gives an overview of the country's landscapes, from southern forests to ice and rock in the far north. It also covers well-known places such as Banff National Park and Niagara Falls, and major cities including Toronto, Vancouver and Ottawa.
Who wrote Canada?
The author is not named in the information available for this page, so we cannot confirm who wrote it. The book is published by Könemann.
Is Canada worth reading?
It works best as a broad introduction to Canada's regions and cities rather than as in-depth coverage of any one place. Whether it is worth your time depends on whether you want that kind of overview.
Who is Canada for?
It is suited to people planning a trip to Canada or those who want a general introduction to its geography and cities.