1) The St. Lawrence drains the Great Lakes.

2) The house overlooks the great sweep of the St Lawrence river.

3) In 1959 the St Lawrence Seaway opened to shipping.

4) Quebec is at the mouth of the St Lawrence River.

5) The sad fate of the St Lawrence belugas epitomises the problems faced by small cetaceans on an increasingly polluted planet.

6) The plane managed to crash-land on St. Lawrence Island with no loss of life.

7) The belugas of the St Lawrence may now number only 400, and this local population is almost certainly doomed to extinction.

8) By the time the St Lawrence River is restored to health, the belugas will probably be gone.

9) Why is the St. Lawrence Seaway important to Canada?

10) Q : Where is the St. Lawrence Seaway?

11) Where is the St. Lawrence Seaway?

12) The coastal province of eastern Gulf of St. Lawrence and is surrounded by Northumberland Strait, warm sandy beaches dotted all over, the water in northern Virginia,[http:///st. lawrence.html] the most warmth.

13) What is life like for Eskimo teens on St. Lawrence island?

14) Q : Why is the St. Lawrence Seaway important to Canada?

15) Qu é bec's St. Lawrence river is covered in ice every winter.

16) Unionized employees of the St. Lawrence Seaway could soon be out on strike, effectively shutting down the international shipping route used by exporters of both U.

17) A city of southern Quebec, Canada a suburb of Quebec City on the St. Lawrence River.

18) The level of sinking increased the further south you go. Only New England gained land due to the separating St. Lawrence Seaway but larger scale earthquakes were also present in this area.

19) Its feature is a grueling canoe race across the usually semi - frozen St. Lawrence River.

20) A city of west-central Newfoundland, Canada, on an estuary emptying into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Population, 24,339.

21) Quebec was founded by Samuel de Champlain, a French explorer and diplomat on July 3, 1608, and at the site of a long abandoned St. Lawrence Iroquoian settlement called Stadacona.

22) What form of transportation did Aboriginal peoples and fur traders use to create trading networks in North America They used ships and the St. Lawrence Seaway.

23) As its name suggests, the Thousand Island Region comprises more than 1,000 islands along the U.S.-Canada border, surrounded by the St. Lawrence River, Lake Ontario and Adirondacks Mountains.

24) Our part drained eventually into the Gulf of Mexico, and the other part into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

25) A young fur seal looks warily around an icy whelping site in Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence.

26) When did settlers from France first establish communities on the St. Lawrence River?

27) The harvest is down 65,000 from last year due to "poor ice conditions" in seal breeding grounds in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence, Minister Loyola Hearn said in a statement.

28) The Thousand Islands archipelago straddles the U.S.-Canada border in the St. Lawrence Seaway.

29) Displaying the American flag and the flag of the National Geographic Society, the Silver Fox drifts above the Gulf of St. Lawrence at the start of Ed Yost's record-breaking transatlantic journey.

30) Q : When did settlers from France first establish communities on the St. Lawrence River?

1) The St. Lawrence drains the Great Lakes.

31) The Canadian delegates sailed on board a cruise ship down the St. Lawrence River, into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, to Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island.

32) An island of eastern Quebec, Canada, at the head of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It was discovered by Jacques Cartier in 534.