What is another word for laurentian plateau?
Pronunciation: [lɔːɹˈɛnʃən plˈatə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
The Laurentian Plateau is a vast and rugged region that spans across eastern and central Canada. It is also known as the Canadian Shield or the Precambrian Shield. The topography of this region is characterized by a rolling landscape of hills, mountains and lakes that were formed by the movement of glaciers during the last Ice Age. Other synonyms that are often used to describe the Laurentian Plateau include the North American Craton, the Shield Region and the Arctic Uplands. This majestic and breathtaking expanse of land is rich in natural resources and is home to a unique and diverse array of plants and animals.
