Difference between revisions of "Hudson Bay"

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Hudson Bay is a large bay area (1.23 million km²) in northeastern Canada. It is named after Henry Hudson, who explored the area in 1610.

This region is noted for providing high quality lumber, strategic metals (particularly chromium), and hydroelectric power.

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−	'''Hudson Bay''' is a large bay area (1.23 million ~~km²~~) in northeastern [[Canada]]. It is named after [[Henry Hudson]], who explored the area in 1610.	+	'''Hudson Bay''' is a large bay area (1.23 million km<sup>2</sup>) in northeastern [[Canada]]. It is named after [[Henry Hudson]], who explored the area in 1610.

	This region is noted for providing high quality [[lumber]], strategic metals (particularly [[chromium]]), and [[hydroelectric power]].		This region is noted for providing high quality [[lumber]], strategic metals (particularly [[chromium]]), and [[hydroelectric power]].