Maguse
River
Upland
Kazan River Upland
Coastal
Hudson Bay
Lowland
Selwyn Lake Upland
Hudson Bay Lowland
Churchill River Upland
Hayes River Upland
Manitoba's
Ecoregions
Mid-Boreal Lowland
Mid-Boreal
Uplands
Boreal
Transition
Mid-Boreal
Uplands
Lac Seul Upland
Protected areas are to be identified and
created in each of Manitoba's Ecoregions.
Interlake Plain
Aspen
Parkland
Ecozones
Mid-Boreal
Uplands
Southern Arctic
Maguse River Upland
Boreal
Transition
Taiga Shield
Lake Manitoba Plain
Kazan River Upland
Lake
of the
Woods
Aspen Parkland
Southwest
Manitoba Uplands
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June 2013
Ecoregions are characterized by distinctive regional
ecological factors including climate, physiography,
vegetation, soil, water, and fauna. Ecoregions can be
grouped into Ecozones which are more generalized,
vast ecosystems defined by widespread, common
characteristics (such as Prairie or Boreal Shield).
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Selwyn Lake Upland
Hudson Plain
Coastal Hudson Bay Lowland
Hudson Bay Lowland
50
100
150
200
Kilometres
For illustrative purposes only
Boreal Shield
Churchill River Upland
Hayes River Upland
Lac Seul Upland
Lake of the Woods
Boreal Plain
Mid-boreal Uplands
Boreal Transition
Mid-boreal Lowland
Interlake Plain
Prairie
Lake Manitoba Plain
Southwest Manitoba Uplands
Aspen Parkland