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<p>2001:18C0:55C:F700:559:48D7:B5D7:188B: Created page with &quot;The east coast does not lack trees in general, exept in nunavut but northern quebec would actualy fit in here as the winters are incredibly harsh plus forests are ridiculously...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The east coast does not lack trees in general, exept in nunavut but northern quebec would actualy fit in here as the winters are incredibly harsh plus forests are ridiculously present, now i have been there tho and since a lot of the plants found here are said to be around the west coasts, that leaves us with 2 choices: BC or Yukon. My bet would be an island off the coast of Yukon as BC climate even in the north is not as harsh as its represented here and animals are a bit harder to come by. Yukon tho is literally and untamed frozen wasteland filled with trees and snow. From my hunting trips there i can tell you thats its an incredibly similar place to Great Bear Island, just with much less structures and such as whitehorse is the only &quot;city&quot;.</div>

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