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	Lake Manitoba - MSN Encarta
		Lake Manitoba is Canada's thirteenth largest lake (4,624 km²)and the world's 33rd largest freshwater lake.
		Oak Lake, Manitoba is a community in the south-western " Westman region" of Manitoba, Canada.
		Lake Manitoba receives water from numerous small streams and from Lake Winnipegosis to the north; it is drained into Lake Winnipeg to the northeast via Lake St. Martin and the River Dauphin.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761590541/Lake_Manitoba.html (243 words)

	Lake Manitoba
		Lake Manitoba is a large (4 624 sq.km.) lake in central North America, in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
		It is primarily fed by Lake Winnipegosis to its northwest via the Waterhen River[?], and drains northeast into Lake Winnipeg via the Dauphin River[?].
		The lake, its shores populated by the Assiniboine Cree[?], was made known to Europeans by La Vérendrye in the mid-1730s.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/la/Lake_Manitoba.html (169 words)

	Manitoba - MSN Encarta
		Manitoba (English IPA : /ˌmænɨˈtoʊbə/ ; French /manitoba/) is one of Canada 's 10 provinces, with a population of 1,190,400 (2007).
		Manitoba is the easternmost of Canada’s three Prairie provinces, the others being Alberta and Saskatchewan.
		Manitoba is lower in elevation than areas to the east, west, and south, and serves as a drainage basin for several major rivers.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761559392/Manitoba.html (895 words)

	Narrows West - Lake Manitoba
		Lake Manitoba is a large (4,624 km².) lake in central North America, in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
		In the lake, there is a large island that has a lake in it, and in that lake, there are also a few islands.
		The lake, its shores populated by the Assiniboine Cree, was made known to Europeans by La Vérendrye in the mid-1730s.
	www.narrowswest.com /lakeMB.asp (273 words)

	manitoba
		Manitoba is bordered by Nunavut to the north, Hudson Bay to the northeast, Ontario to the east, the US states of Minnesota and North Dakota to the south, and Saskatchewan to the west.
		Lake Winnipeg, Lake Winnipegosis, and Lake Manitoba dominate the southern topography; Lake Winnipeg is the fifth largest freshwater lake in North America.
		Manitoba farms also annually account for 4.5 percent of the electricity, 58 percent of the chemicals, and 29 percent of the gasoline and fuel oil consumed in the province.
	cms.westport.k12.ct.us /cmslmc/foreignlanguages/canada/manitoba.htm (4602 words)

	THE GLACIAL LAKE AGASSIZ--Chapter II
		The glacial Lake Agassiz was gradually reduced in size, first by the lowering of its southward outlet, and afterwards by finding successively lower outlets to the northeast, until, with the complete departure of the ice-sheet it shrank to its present representatives, the great lakes of Manitoba.
		Rock Lake and Swan Lake, on this part of the river, each several miles long and from a half mile to 1 mile wide, are due to deposits brought into this valley by tributaries after it ceased to be the avenue of drainage from the Souris [p.58] basin.
		Lake Agassiz thus received the waters of the upper Churchill, and of the basins of the Athabasca and Peace rivers, the great head streams of the Mackenzie; [p.64] and the Churchill, and probably also the upper Mackenzie basin, continued to be tributary to this lake through all its lower stages of outflow to Hudson Bay.
	www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu /govdocs/text/lakeagassiz/chapter2.html (16122 words)

	Lake Manitoba – FREE Lake Manitoba Information \| Encyclopedia.com: Facts, Pictures, Information!
		Lake Manitoba 1,817 sq mi (4,706 sq km), SW Man., Canada; one of the largest lakes of North America.
		William Lake is one of the principal properties acquired...
		Winnipeg, it is a remnant of glacial Lake Agassiz.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-ManitobaLa.html (810 words)

	Manitoba Wildlands - Lake Winnipeg
		Manitoba Wildlands recommended that the LWSB establish a set of principles for the future of Lake Winnipeg, and review all existing reports and recommendations regarding nutrient loading in order to endorse and recommend immediate action on those recommendations not acted on.
		Manitoba Wildlands reviewed a January 2005 version of the interim LWSB report prior to its release in February 2005 and developed a set of comments applicable to both this draft and the final version of the interim LWSB report.
		Recognizing the use of Lake Winnipeg as a reservoir to facilitate power generation, Manitoba Hydro should be a positive contributor to the initiative, providing $1million per year for research related to the restoration of the health of the lake.
	manitobawildlands.org /water_lakewpg.htm (2751 words)

	Lake Trout Fishing in Manitoba from Outdoor Connection
		Located 150 miles north of Thompson, Manitoba this five-star lodge is the epitome of a Canadian angling adventure.
		The lake is 70 miles long and comprises over 60,000 acres of pristine northern waters.
		This is the only lodge located on the lake, there are no communites and no cabins making this a truly remote and very private world class fishing lodge.
	www.outdoor-connection.com /Freshwater_Lake_Trout_Manitoba.htm (483 words)

	Lake Winnipeg Regulation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Manitoba Hydro's plans for developing the hydroelectric potential of the Nelson River were based on the idea of using Lake Winnipeg as a natural reservoir.
		By excavating existing channels to increase the outflow capability of the lake, and by building a control structure to regulate the outflow, adequate minimum flows could be guaranteed for the utility's generating stations built along the Nelson River in northern Manitoba.
		The natural inflows to Lake Winnipeg are greatest in the spring and summer, due to the snow melt during warmer weather combining with the naturally heavier rainfalls in spring and early summer.
	www.hydro.mb.ca /issues/lake_wpg_regulation.shtml (1534 words)

	Lake Trout in Manitoba's Ganglers' North Seal River Lodges and Outposts.
		Lake trout are the largest of the trouts, the record weighing almost 46.3 kilograms.
		The lake trout is a slowly growing fish, typical of oligotrophic waters.
		Your destination, the North Seal River System of northern Manitoba, is born of a series of 12 glacier-carved waterways that merge to form over 100 lakes.
	lake-trout-manitoba.com (299 words)

	Knee Lake Resort - Knee Lake, Manitoba
		The lake is 45 miles long with widths of up to 5 miles and is made up of numerous islands, bays, and reefs which create an ideal structure for producing the finest fishing anywhere.
		Knee Lake Resort, which is the only lodge on Knee Lake, is located on a picturesque peninsula among birch, poplar and pine trees.
		Manitoba is a world leader in progressive fish management, with aggressive catch-and-release programs and legislated mandatory use of barbless hooks.
	www.internetsportshow.com /searchit/kneelakeresort.htm (709 words)

	Vector Wind Energy - Oak Lake, Manitoba (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Oak Lake project is situated west of Brandon, Manitoba on gently rolling prairie terrain.
		This is one of 9 projects that Vector is actively developing in Manitoba in anticipation of a major call by Manitoba Hydro for the supply of wind energy expected in 2007.
		This is why Manitoba is gearing up to purchase possibly as much as 1000 MW of wind energy in the next 5 years, largely for export to Ontario and into the USA.
	vectorwindenergy-com.sitepreview.ca /OakLake.php (588 words)

	Lake Manitoba Basin Initiative
		Manitoba Water Resources formally requested this summer that Manitoba government strike a commission to investigate these concerns and prepare for hearings in the near future.
		The Lake Manitoba Basin Initiative (LMBI) was formed by a group of concerned citizens, sportsmen and landowners who want to encourage improvements in the control of Lake Manitoba water levels and quality.
		The resulting stabilized lake levels are blamed for excessive erosion of south basin shorelines, beaches and marshes, additions of sediment to the lake waters and destruction of aquatic vegetation and beach ridge trees.
	www3.sympatico.ca /walterarksey/Lake_Manitoba_Pollution.html (1467 words)

	Manitoba Wildlands - Lake Winnipeg
		Manitoba Wildlands recommended that the LWSB establish a set of principles for the future of Lake Winnipeg, and review all existing reports and recommendations regarding nutrient loading in order to endorse and recommend immediate action on those recommendations not acted on.
		Manitoba Wildlands reviewed a January 2005 version of the interim LWSB report prior to its release in February 2005 and developed a set of comments applicable to both this draft and the final version of the interim LWSB report.
		Recognizing the use of Lake Winnipeg as a reservoir to facilitate power generation, Manitoba Hydro should be a positive contributor to the initiative, providing $1million per year for research related to the restoration of the health of the lake.
	www.manitobawildlands.org /water_lakewpg.htm (2191 words)

	Munroe Lake Lodge - Munroe Lake, Manitoba
		The key features of Munroe Lake (at least as far as anglers are concerned) are the numerous, mid-lake "cabbage" weedbeds which attract trophy pike.
		The northern section of the lake, sometimes referred to as Martin Moore Lake, is separated from the main lake by two narrows and provides excellent fishing as well.
		Although Munroe Lake pike can and are caught almost everywhere around the lake - shallow, deep, off points, in back bays, in the river / creek mouths - the very best summer trophy pike action consistently comes from the many "cabbage" weedbeds scattered throughout the lake.
	www.myfishinglodge.com /munroelakelodge.htm (1146 words)

	Fish Lake Manitoba Narrows
		Manitoba works to protect and strengthen the province’s fisheries by investing in dozens of fisheries improvement initiatives provincewide through the Fisheries Enhancement Fund, said Melnick. Increased revenue from angling licence sales will be reinvested in a record $850,000 this fiscal year to fisheries improvements through the fund.
		According to the DNR, lake trout swim in thousands of acres of Minnesota waters, but the biggest populations are found in Cook, Lake and St. Louis counties that form the tip of the state’s Arrowhead region.
		Lake trout anglers are no different than their open-water counterparts in that they love to fish the opener.
	www.fishlakemanitobanarrows.nedsolution.com /blog (12268 words)

	Manitoba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Manitoba is located in the longitudinal centre of Canada, although it is considered part of Western Canada.
		Manitoba's lakes cover approximately 14.5% or 94,241 km² of its surface area.
		Lake Winnipeg is the largest lake within the borders of southern Canada, and is one of the last remote lake areas with intact watersheds left in the world.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Manitoba (5149 words)

	Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba - Encyclopedia of Earth
		Lake Winnipeg is characterized by a wide northern basin and a narrow southern basin.
		The high turbidity of the lake is due to the resuspension of sediments due to its shallow waters, which are easily mixed by wind and waves.
		The drainage basin of Lake Winnipeg is characterized by wheat fields and grasslands.
	www.eoearth.org /article/Lake_Winnipeg,_Manitoba (381 words)

	Manitoba Hydro Campaign
		Manitoba Hydro dams have caused erosion to thousands of miles of lake and river shorelines, resulting in murky waters full of suspended soil and particles.
		Imagine going to your lake cabin and finding that shorelines were piled with dead trees, and masses of floating trees blocked your access to the water.
		Manitoba Hydro is able to sell this power to U.S. utilities at such a reduced rate because the external envrionmental and socioeconomic costs are not included.
	www.fresh-energy.org /about/focus/manitoba_hydro.htm (786 words)

	UofM Course Calendar 2006-2007: University of Manitoba
		As Manitoba's largest post-secondary institution, the only one that is research-intensive, and the only one that offers medical and doctoral degrees, the University of Manitoba plays an unrivaled role in contributing to the vitality of this province.
		Other places where the University of Manitoba is visible include the Winnipeg Education Centre, the location for social work education for inner city residents; agricultural research farms at Glenlea and Carman; field stations at Delta Marsh on Lake Manitoba, Star Lake in the Whiteshell, and Wallace Lake in eastern Manitoba.
		The University of Manitoba is a coeducational, nondenominational, government-supported institution.
	webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca /calendar07/university.asp (702 words)

	Lake Winnipeg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lake Winnipeg is a very large (24,400 km²) lake in central North America, in the province of Manitoba, Canada, about 55 km north of the city of Winnipeg.
		Lake Winnipeg drains northward into the Nelson River at an average annual rate of 2066 m³/s, and forms part of the Hudson Bay watershed which is one of the largest in the world.
		Lakes Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Winnipegosis are found at the floor of the prehistoric Glacial Lake Agassiz.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Winnipeg (712 words)

	Fish Lake Manitoba Narows : Walleye Carp and Freshwater Drum
		Manitoba's Walleye, Northern Pike and Bass are known throughout the globe.
		Lake Manitoba Narrows is a cottager's paradise as well as a Mecca for duck, bear and deer hunters worldwide.
		Lake Manitoba is a large lake in central Manitoba Canada - located about 45 miles northwest of the major center of the Province of Manitoba - the City of Winnipeg
	www.fishlakemanitobanarrows.com (217 words)

	CBC Manitoba - CBC Manitoba - A Sea of Troubles - Lake Winnipeg In Crisis
		In Lake Winnipeg, a massive algae slick is growing, fuelled by two main ingredients: nitrogen and phosphorus.
		When the snow melts in the spring and the run-off heads towards the lake through a network of ditches and waterways, it carries traces of manure in the form of nitrogen and especially phosphorous.
		A report by the provincial government says agriculture in Manitoba's part of Lake Winnipeg's watershed is responsible for some of the nitrogen and much of the phosphorus polluting the lake.
	www.cbc.ca /manitoba/features/lakewinnipeg/agriculture.html (1322 words)

	Manitoba Lake - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Manitoba, Lake, irregularly shaped inland stretch of water, southern Manitoba, central Canada, 72 km (45 mi) north-west of Winnipeg.
		Lake of the Woods, lake, central North America, astride the United States-Canada border, in south-eastern Manitoba, south-western Ontario, and...
		Reindeer Lake, western Canada, straddling the border between north-eastern Saskatchewan and north-western Manitoba.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Manitoba_Lake.html (99 words)

	Trophy Walleye Fishing - Manitoba, Canada
		Although the lake record is 43.5" (45 lbs), there are sure to be much bigger fish in the depths of Aikens Lake.
		Lake Trout also offer what is in our opinion the best fight of any fish at Aikens.
		Most Burbot are caught fishing for Lake Trout, but some of our braver staff and guests have braved to dark skies to hit the Burbot at their peak...
	www.aikenslake.com /about/trophy-fishing.htm (888 words)

	CBC Manitoba - Features - Devils Lake
		The nearby lake is on the verge of flooding its namesake town, and the solution to the problem is raising a cross-border water controversy.
		The province says Devils Lake's water quality is much worse than the quality of water in the Red River and in Lake Winnipeg, citing concerns about the level of salts, arsenic, boron, mercury and phosphorus.
		Devils Lake was stocked in the 1970s with striped bass, an aggressively competitive fish that does not live in the Red River basin.
	www.cbc.ca /manitoba/features/devilslake (641 words)

	Manitoba Water Stewardship
		Lake Manitoba is presently at 812.0 feet, a good decline from the crest of 812.6 feet in June-July, 2007.
		It would raise the lake by 0.15 feet by December 10 and a further 0.15 feet for the remainder of the winter, for a total of 0.3 feet.
		With average precipitation, the lake would be near 812 feet in late March, or 0.5 feet below the top of the operating range.
	www.gov.mb.ca /waterstewardship/floodinfo/flow/lake_mb_forecast_sept_10_2007.html (615 words)

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