The Innuitian Mountains are lined up mountains in the Nunavut and Northwest Territories. The region was formed in the middle of the Mesozoic era, when the North american plate moved northward. Most Innuitian Mountains contain igneous and metamorphic rocks, but for the most part are composed of sedimentary rock. In some locations they measure over 2,500 meters in height, and 1290 km in length. The provinces in this region are Nunavut and Northwest Territories. Many places in this region haven’t been explored yet because of the cold weather. Trees cannot grow in tundras because the climate is cold and dry. The plants that grow here include small shrubs, mosses, lichen, etc. Animals are caribou, wolves, muskox, foxes, and etc.
