In the top centre-left portion of the image, the city of Hull, Québec is visible, identified by the representative grid patterns and lack of vegetation in the downtown area. A portion of the Gatineau Park, used for biking, skiing, swimming etc., can be identified to the left of the city of Hull and is characterized by large green areas. Some of the roads within the park can also be identified.

Below the Ottawa River is the nation's capital, Ottawa. Much of the city area is represented in this image. Clearly identified features include several bridges crossing the river, the downtown section, visible by its dense white grid pattern, the Rideau River and part of the Rideau Canal System, both flowing into the Ottawa River. The large red and green area near the middle of the image is Agriculture Canada's Experimental Farm. The differing tones in this area are representative of vegetation and non-vegetated areas and the type of crop being grown in each one.

The city street pattern is clearly identified in light tones and the characteristic grid patterns. The older parts of town are characterized by a true block or grid pattern while the newer subdivisions, away from the core, show a curvy pattern of avenues and cul de sacs. Industrial areas, usually represented by larger buildings and a lack of vegetation, can be seen at various locations in the image. The major roads and highways, especially the Queensway (Highway 417), can be identified by clover leafs and exit ramps associated with these features.

Can you also see the boat in the middle of the Ottawa River heading upstream? Its long wake should make it easy to find.