Hudson Bay and the Foxe Basin will expand to form a large inland
sea. Parts of the Northwest Territory will be pushed in as much as
two hundred miles. Areas in Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba,
Saskatchewan, and portions of Alberta will become the survival center of
Canada
during the early changes. Migrations will arrive from British
Columbia and Alaska.
United States
Major global Earth changes will begin in the United States as the
North American Plate buckles, creating the Isles of California — 150
islands in all. Eventually, through tectonic plate buckling and
fractures followed by inundations, the West Coast will recede
eastward to Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado.
The Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway will join and flow
through the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico.
Coastal areas from Maine to Florida will be inundated and pushed in
for many miles.
Mexico
Coastal areas of Mexico will be inundated far inland. The California
Baja will become a series of islands. Most of the Yucatan Peninsula
will be lost to the sea. Volcanic and seismic activity will continue
into the twenty-first century.
Central America and the
Caribbean
Central America will be inundated and reduced to a series of
islands. Elevations above 500 meters will be considered safe. A new
waterway will form from the Bay of Honduras to Salinas, Ecuador. The
Panama Canal will become impassable.
