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	Saskatchewan River
		The Saskatchewan River, 1939 km long, is formed by the confluence of the North Saskatchewan (1287 km) and the South Saskatchewan (1392 km) rivers about 50 km east of PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. The system of waters has a combined length greater than the St Lawrence River and drains much of the western prairie.
		The South Saskatchewan is formed in southern Alberta by the junction of the BOW and OLDMAN rivers.
		The waters of the Saskatchewan enter Lake WINNIPEG at Grand Rapids and are carried to Hudson Bay by the NELSON RIVER.
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	AllRefer.com - Saskatchewan, river, Canada, Canada (Canadian Physical Geography) - Encyclopedia
		Saskatchewan, river, c.340 mi (550 km) long, formed by the confluence of the North Saskatchewan (c.760 mi/1,220 km long) and the South Saskatchewan (c.550 mi/890 km long) rivers near Prince Albert, central Sask., Canada; the system drains most of the Canadian prairie provinces.
		The North Saskatchewan River rises in the Columbia ice field at the foot of Mt. Saskatchewan, SW Alta., and flows generally east past Edmonton, into Saskatchewan prov., and then past North Battleford to Prince Albert.
		The South Saskatchewan River is formed in S Alberta by the junction of the Bow and Oldman rivers.
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	ECN: Clearwater River Dene School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Clearwater River Dene Nation is located on Lac La Loche approximately 600 km's northwest of Saskatoon.
		Clearwater River Dene Nation is a small, quiet, dry reserve with a population of approximately 1000 residents.
		Clearwater River Dene Nation lies at the beginning of the Cluff Lake Road which has opened Northwest Saskatchewan up to hundreds of lakes and rivers perfect for hiking and fishing.
	www.educationcanada.com /browse.phtml?sid=sk&eid=560&a=eip (226 words)

	Great Canadian Rivers "Schedule"
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		The Main River is home to one of the only known old-growth boreal forests in the world, and is one of the last wild areas in the province.
		The Green River has one of the largest stands of old growth Sitka spruce on the west coast, and team of scientists are doing groundbreaking research on area's population of coastal wolves.
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	Clearwater River
		Clearwater River, 280 km long, rises in Patterson, Forest and Lloyd lakes in northwest Saskatchewan, flows southeast to Careen Lake and abruptly turns west to join the ATHABASCA RIVER at Fort McMurray, Alberta.
		It has cut spectacular gorges and waterfalls into the sandstone and limestone; the forest along its banks is still wild and is home to moose, deer, bear, wolf, lynx, geese, fox and beaver.
		The only westward-flowing river between Winnipeg and the Rockies, it was an important link in the FUR TRADE ROUTE, connected to the CHURCHILL RIVER via Methye Portage.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&ArticleId=A0001673 (114 words)

	Future Trips
		River access is possible at the bridge crossing at Warner Rapids and via a short trail from Highway 955 into Lloyd Lake.
		But for most of those exploring Clearwater River backcountry, float-plane charters to fishing and hunting camps on lakes on or near the river are the preferred means of beginning or ending trips.
		The section of the Clearwater River designated to the Canadian Heritage Rivers System is covered at the 1:250,000 scale by four maps in the National Topographic Series: Mudjatik River (74 B), La Loche (74 C), Fort McMurray (74 D), and Lloyd Lake (74 F).
	www.darinzandee.wildrec.net /Clearwater.htm (746 words)

	L.L.Bean: Park Search - Clearwater River Wilderness Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Located in northwestern Saskatchewan, the Clearwater River is, as its name implies, an unspoiled, clear-water river in a pristine wilderness that is ideal for experienced canoe and kayak campers.
		River access is possible at the bridge crossing at Warner Rapids and along a short trail from Highway 955 into Lloyd Lake.
		Skull Canyon on the Clearwater River in northern Saskatchewan.
	www.llbean.com /parksearch/parks/html/1928llt.htm (510 words)

	Clearwater River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There are a large number of rivers called Clearwater River.
		The Clearwater River in the South Island of New Zealand
		This page was last modified 07:33, 17 July 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clearwater_River (88 words)

	Fishes in the Red River
		In Canada the mottled sculpin is present in the Oldman River, Saskatchewan River drainage and the English, Winnipeg, and Nelson rivers (Crossman and McAllister 1986).
		In Minnesota it is present in the upper Mississippi River and the Rainy River/Lake of the Woods, and is absent in the Minnesota River (Underhill 1989).
		It is absent in the Missouri River drainage in North Dakota (Ryckman 1981) and South Dakota (Bailey and Allum 1962).
	www.npwrc.usgs.gov /resource/fish/fishred/sculpin.htm (373 words)

	Saskatchewan River Information - TextSheet.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Both rivers originate from glaciers in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta and flow east.
		The two rivers combine and eventually flow into Lake Winnipeg and on to Hudson Bay by way of the Nelson River.
		The South Saskatchewan begins at the junction of the Oldman and Bow Rivers in Alberta.
	www.calenvakhar.sferahost.com /encyclopedia/s/sa/saskatchewan_river.html (174 words)

	Whitewater Rafting Down the Clearwater River: David Thompson, Sir Alexander Mackenzie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Clearwater River is habitat to a large variety of bird and animal species.
		The River is located in the northwest part of Saskatchewan, approximately 700 km north of the city of Saskatoon.
		One of the unique features of the Clearwater River is that it flows from east to west, thus the river valley gets deeper and deeper as it flows into rising terrain.
	www.harel.ca /excursion.php/CATEGORY_ID/1/ID/1 (1454 words)

	Fly Fish Alberta ~ Clearwater river ~ Fly Fish Alberta' Clearwater River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Flowing from the Forestry Trunk Road crossing to the North Saskatchewan River a mile south of the town of Rocky Mountain House, the Clearwater is
		Anglers should be familiar with the feeding habits of the bull and brown trout of the Clearwater system in the mid to lower reaches, as these fish typically feed sporadically in certain water, light, and temperature conditions.
		This is a very challenging river to fish and expectations should be to land perhaps one or two good fish the first several trips unless you go with a guide or local who knows the river well.
	www.flyfishalberta.com /rivers/clearwater_river.htm (593 words)

	The CLEARWATER RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
		Wild and remote, the Clearwater River flows 295 kilometres from its headwaters at Broach Lake in northern Saskatchewan to its confluence with the Athabasca River at Fort McMurray, Alberta.
		It is this abrupt change of direction that defined the river's legendary role in the development of the western fur trade.
		The northern pike, a close cousin to the muskellunge, is a voracious predator, consuming 3 to 4 times its weight in the course of a year.
	www.greatcanadianrivers.com /rivers/clearriver/clear-home.html (234 words)

	CHRS - State of Clearwater River
		As well, they are stewards of the river as they clean up any garbage left by other users along the route.
		The Clearwater River Dene Nation selects two, and sometimes 4, paddlers, an elder and a youth, to do the trip.
		Upstream, before breaching the Cree Lake Moraine, the Clearwater travels southeast through a diverse boreal forest where the evidence of recent fires and the results of fires in past years is manifest.
	www.chrs.ca /Rivers/Clearwater/Clearwater-St_e.htm (329 words)

	Clearwater Heritage Tour
		Smoothrock Falls, the highest waterfall on the Clearwater, is a fault-induced waterfall with an abandoned channel exposing polished bedrock and deep potholes.
		From river level there are views of distant valley walls rising upwards of 200 meters, at times creating the impression of a mountain-like landscape.
		Preliminary archaeological investigations on Portage La Loche and at Warner Rapids indicate occupation of the valley by several aboriginal cultural groups with the likelihood of the river forming the northernmost extension of the Plains Indian culture.
	www.canoeski.com /clearwater.htm (1029 words)

	Canadian Canoe Routes :: View topic - Clearwater River trip notes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The water in the Virgin River is unbelievably clear, and the area around the falls is beautiful.
		The river was full of sandbars, and the sandy banks were covered with small jack pines which were coming back after a fire.
		We had 6 days on the river and were aiming for 2 days to Warner Bridge, another 2 to Contact Rapids, and a final 2 to Whitemud Falls.
	www.myccr.com /SectionForums/viewtopic.php?t=1202 (3324 words)

	Photography by Neil Rawlyk - Clearwater River Raft Trip
		We paused for lunch along the shore where the Descharme river joins the Clearwater and hiked a short distance into the bush to get an up close look at a one of these cabins.
		The sandy shoreline we had grown accustomed to was transformed into rock and many islands appeared in the river.
		A couple of us were positioned at river level on the other side of the falls with cameras and a throw bag in case someone fell out.
	members.shaw.ca /nrawlyk/Clearwater-Trip.html (2071 words)

	Canoe Tripping Saskatchewan
		The 200,000 hectare Clearwater River Wilderness Park was put in place to protect the natural and historical heritage of the river.
		Clearwater River was named a Heritage River in 1987 and aside from its astounding beauty and truly wild personality, it has spiritual and heritage significance for native Dene, Cree and Mestis residents of the area.
		Nemeiban and Trout Lake, Churchill River and Otter lake Is a 105 km Route with 13 -14 portages.
	www.out-there.com /cnt_sk.htm (2575 words)

	Saskatchewan Centennial Canoe Quest SCCQ: Scottish Entry
		Saskatchewan Centennial Canoe Quest is a televised, sixteen day 1000km canoe race.
		Travelling through the heart of Canada's remote Northern Saskatchewan wilderness, the race starts from the Clearwater River Dene Nation, on Lac La Loche, and follows the historic Churchill River via a series of lakes and rapid channels to the Frog Portage.
		As Saskatchewan celebrates its history and culture, we will be privileged to witness authentic traditional native festivities and hospitality: this is the kind of experience you can't buy on a package deal or find in your "Rough and Lonely" guide.
	www.canadabyland.org /sccq (1199 words)

	Edited Hansard * Table of Contents * Number 102 (Official Version) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Clearwater River in Saskatchewan and Alberta was the main route to the rich fur country of the north.
		The Fraser River in British Columbia is British Columbia's largest river, is the longest river in the Canadian Heritage river system and is the greatest salmon river in the world.
		I will leave the balance of the time to the member who most deserves that time, for her to explain a little further why she has come forward with such an excellent motion and such an excellent idea.
	www.parl.gc.ca /37/1/parlbus/chambus/house/debates/102_2001-10-25/han102_1620-E.htm (201 words)

	CHRS - Clearwater River
		In 1778, fur trader Peter Pond stood at the height of land along the 19 km Methye Portage linking Lac La Loche to the Clearwater River.
		He gazed down into these Arctic-bound waters which were destined to become the main route to the rich fur country to the north.
		Today, paddlers on the Clearwater travel through a land unchanged since those days....a wilderness of rapids, lakes, rock canyons, and endless spruce forests.
	www.chrs.ca /Rivers/Clearwater/Clearwater_e.htm (81 words)

	South Saskatchewan River Canyon Adventure: A Canadian Mystical Journey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		As the South Saskatchewan winds its way from the foot of the Rockies, it cuts deeply into the Northern Plains, creating a green belt of majestic trees that has become shelter for an amazing number of songbirds.
		Through a interpretive visit at the Roy Rivers "medecine wheel", we will acquire a better understanding of Blackfoot religious beliefs, and the significance of this sacred land around the "Fork" as a hunting and ceremonial ground.
		We could be entering the meandering and lush Red Deer River, or the steep-sided South Saskatchewan River Canyon, one of the nation's jewels.
	www.harel.ca /excursion.php/CATEGORY_ID/1/ID/5 (744 words)

	Clearwater Heritage Canoe Tour, Clearwater River Wilderness Park, Saskatchewan CS17 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Clearwater Heritage Canoe Tour, Clearwater River Wilderness Park, Saskatchewan CS17
		Fishing for walleye and pike is excellent on the river and arctic grayling are found at the outlet of Lloyd Lake and below the cascade in the Virgin River.
		Human traffic on the river is still low due to its remoteness and its demanding paddling environment.
	www.catdirect.com /sk/CS101/Clearwater_Heritage_CS17.shtml (319 words)

	Appendices
		Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal scholars (such as Hoffman-Mercredi in Alberta and Christensen in Saskatchewan) are using both oral tradition and written documentation to rewrite Aboriginal history from the Aboriginal perspectives.
		Highway #11 is renamed "Louis Riel Trail" in recognition of the Métis’ historical and contemporary contributions to Saskatchewan and Canada.
		The Grand River Sachem in 1919 demands that it be given status as a self-governing protectorate in the British Empire in the same way as other British colonies are.
	www.sasked.gov.sk.ca /docs/native10/Appendices.html (7876 words)

	Saskatchewan Documented Canoe Routes
		Water levels and canoeing conditions on many Saskatchewan rivers and lakes vary from time to time, causing changes in the appearance of the various landmarks described in the Saskatchewan Documented Canoe Routes, as well as causing hazards not described herein.
		Waddy River, Redhill Lake, Waddy Lake, Nistoassini Lake, Nayelles Lake, Elephant Lake, Macoun Lake, Buss Lake, Davin Lake, Pink River, Wathaman Lake, Wathaman River
		Credits: The text for the numbered canoe routes is supplied by Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management, and authorization for the use of the text is given by the same department.
	canoesaskatchewan.rkc.ca /skroute.htm (799 words)

	Red River Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Pierre Dorion, Metis (1780/82-1814), served as an interpreter on the Missouri River for Manuel Lisa.
		Red River of the North, birth of Solomon Hamelin Metis son Jacques Hamelin and Angelique Tourangeau.
		River, a short distance from its confluence with the Columbia.
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	Camping at Saskatchewan Provincial Parks
		Tell me what you thought of the place, and what activities are available there...I'll use your comments to fill in the areas I've missed (or haven't visited yet).
		Saskatchewan Landing seems like 'the place to be' for watercraft owners...from sailboats to speed boats to personal watercraft, this place has it all!
		More information on Saskatchewan Landing may be obtained from the Gull Lake Community Network.
	www.takisnet.org /~allyson/camping/prov_parks.html (3586 words)

	North Saskatchewan River Basin Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		They stated that the Bow River Basin received support from AENV because Ralph Klein (who was mayor of Calgary and later, the Minister of Environment) was familiar with the issues in the basin.
		The mission of the North Saskatchewan River Basin (NSRB) Group* is to promote the protection of the NSRB watershed by:
		Partners FOR the Saskatchewan River Basin - AGM and Conference, September 27-28, 1999 in Edmonton.
	cattlefeeder.ab.ca /manure/saskriv990611.shtml (2395 words)

	Clearwater River - yourDictionary.com - American Heritage Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Clearwater River - yourDictionary.com - American Heritage Dictionary
		A river, about 209 km (130 mi) long, of northwest Saskatchewan and northeast Alberta, Canada.
		A river rising in the Bitterroot Range of northern Idaho and flowing about 306 km (190 mi) generally west to join the Snake River at Lewiston.
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