The Fifty-Fifth Parallel is a circle of latitude located 55 degrees north of the equator. It runs through several countries, including Canada, Russia, and Kazakhstan. This parallel is significant in geography as it helps define the northern boundaries of various regions and climates. In Canada, the Fifty-Fifth Parallel marks part of the border between the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta. It also crosses through the Yukon territory, contributing to the diverse ecosystems found in these areas. The climate along this parallel varies, with colder temperatures and distinct seasonal changes typical of northern latitudes.