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	Botany - Goat Island Complex - Niagara Falls
		River water potentially has the effect of dissolution and leaching of the surfaces over which it passes, and of carrying within it nutrients, the residues of dissolving and leaching, as well as pollutants and other wastes which are dumped into it.
		The swamp was in the river margin, and is reminiscent of that drawn for the western extremity of the Second Sister Island.
		These areas of poor drainage on former river bed were much more extensive on the Canadian rim of the Niagara Gorge and area of the upper river at the cataracts, and supported one of the most interesting plant communities in the area.
	www.mobot.org /plantscience/ResBot/flor/Bot_Goat/09_Hydro.htm (2365 words)

	Ontario Power Generation: Safety and Environment: River Systems: Nipigon River
		The outflow from the Ogoki at the Waboose Dam was 0 cms.
		During the week of December 3, 2006, the Ogoki elevation decreased 2 cm and is expected to decrease a similar amount during the week of December 10, 2006.
		As of December 14, 2006, the average elevation was 324.84 metres and the outflow from the Ogoki at the Summit Dam was 51.7 cms.
	www.opg.com /safety/water/river/nipigon (311 words)

	Power Development
		River raised the lake level by 35 cm and increased the flows by 50% in the Nipigon River.
		The dams on the Nipigon River continue to impact fish and invertebrates on the river due to drawdown, despite the implementation of the Lake
		Diversion on the Ogoki River raised the lake level by 35 cm and increased the flows by 50% in the Nipigon River.
	www.members.shaw.ca /amuir/power_development.htm (536 words)

	Great Lakes Water Use
		The Ogoki and Long Lac diversions redirect water that would normally flow into the Hudson Bay drainage basin to the Lake Superior basin (figures 3 and 4).
		The Ogoki diversion moves water through the Little Jackfish River, Lake Nipigon and the Nipigon River into Lake Superior at a point 96 kilometers east of Thunder Bay.
		The Ogoki Diversion data are subjected to some quality control measures, while the Long Lac Diversion data are generally assumed to be accurate without any quality control measures.
	www.glc.org /wateruse/waterbalance/diversions.html (385 words)

	Fly-in Fishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Trappers run is straight river fishing and is quite deep, a lot of 20 to 40' depths.
		This lake is a widening of the Ogoki River.
		In the Spring, Brook Trout come up stream out of the River so big trophy Brook Trout can be taken in the lake and at the mouth of the river.
	www.twin-lakes-air.com /quick.htm (290 words)

	Andy's northern Ontario wildflower page Marten Falls.
		Marten Falls First Nation is located at the junction of the Ogoki River and the Albany River in northwestern Ontario, in the James Bay Lowlands.
		On raised land or along river edges, such as the Albany, broad-leaved tress, such as aspen, poplar and birch occur with the coniferous trees.
		Historically, the entire plant can be gathered as medicine to reduce inflammation of gums and tonsils, the tannin was used in the tanning of leathers, and the plant was used to stop the flow of blood when applied directly to open cuts; also used as a fever-reducing agent.
	www.ontariowildflower.com /martenfalls.htm (2613 words)

	Northwestern Ontario Fly-in Fishing
		Whitewater Lake covers 26,039 acres and is almost 25 miles in length with the Ogoki River flowing in on the west end of the lake and out on the northeast end.
		The Ogoki Reservoir covers 34,290 acres and is 35 miles in length.
		This camp is located on a section of the Ogoki Reservoir known as Short Lake and was one of the original three lakes which were combined to form this very large body of water.
	www.linksnorth.com /mattice/outposts.html (1229 words)

	DUSEY LAKE INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is located on the North shore one mile from the river mouth.
		The river is a major tributary of the Ogoki River.
		At the west end of the lake, the water flows into the lake from the river.
	www.chibardun.net /~tomb/dusey_lake_info.htm (504 words)

	Fly-in Walleye Outpost Fishing in Northern Ontario Canada on the Shores of Wabakimi Wilderness Park with Mattice Lake ...
		This reservoir was formed as a water diversion to divert water flowing north and east to James Bay, south into Lake Nipigon for hydro generation on the Nipigon River.
		Ogoki Reservoir is best noted for it’s above average size walleye ranging from 3 ½ to 4 lbs in large numbers and it also produces large northern pike, whitefish and sturgeon.
		Our camp on the Ogoki Reservoir is located on a 50-acre island, a couple miles from Eight Flume Falls over which the Ogoki River enters the reservoir.
	www.walleye.ca /wilderness_lodges/ogoki_reservoir/default.asp (292 words)

	Lake Nipigon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The lake and river are the largest tributaries of Lake Superior.
		Although it was considered to be within British North America, it was not until 1850 that the watershed draining into Lake Superior was ceded formally by the Ojibwe Indians to the Province of Canada (see Robinson Treaty, 1850, also known as the Robinson Superior Treaty).
		The diversion connects the upper portion of the Ogoki River to Lake Nipigon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Nipigon (800 words)

	Canadian Canoe Routes :: View topic - albany river (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Some of the coldest paddling I have experienced was on the Albany in early June approaching Fort Albany as an icy wind was blowing off of the still-frozen James Bay and snow was falling.
		There were no roads anywhere near Ogoki when I paddled the Albany, but the whole area to the south of there is undergoing rapid change, or is about to.
		The toughest part of the route is between Burntrock Lake and the headwaters of the Misehkow River due to some tough blow-down portages that receive very little use.
	www.myccr.com /SectionForums/viewtopic.php?p=165294 (1157 words)

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		A small amount of water (2.1 cms monthly average) was spilled northward to the Ogoki River in June.
		A discussion was held on the suggestions made by the Georgian Bay Association (GBA) and others at the June public meeting that the proposed study be expanded to include the analysis of St. Clair River scour and the regulation of outflows from the St. Clair River.
		The Board was also informed of the dredging of sections in the Lower River between the southern ap-proach of the Soo Locks and the northern end of the Rock Cut on the west side of Neebish Island.
	www.ijc.org /php/publications/html/September222004-e.htm (3270 words)

	Ogoki Frontier Deluxe Fly In Fishing Mojikit Channel South (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In 1939 the Province of Ontario began construction of a hydro electric project that would divert water from the Ogoki River flowing north into Lake Nipigon to the south.
		The idea was to control the water levels of Lake Nipigon needed to feed the Cameron Falls Hydro electric dam on the Nipigon River and in doing so created one of the worlds most outstanding Walleye and Northern Pike fishery.
		Many adjectives and superlatives have been used to describe the Walleye and northern fishing found on this man made lake, but it probably all boils down to this: This is quite possibly some of the best fishing you will get anywhere on the planet.
	www.ogokifrontier.com /html/mojikit.html (220 words)

	★ Ogoki Lake in Ontario
		There are also numerous Notherns in the enterance to the river (nothing of notable size though).
		Another great spot is the area around the island by the mouth of the river.
		If you are on a hot spot for walleyes and they all of the sudden turn off it is because there is a BIG pike around gobbling up /spooking all the walleyes.
	www.canada-city.ca /canada-fishing/posting.php?messageid=157 (590 words)

	Ogoki Frontier Deluxe Fly In fishing outposts in Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Many adjectives and superlavtives have been used to describe the Walleye and northern fishing found on this man-made lake, but it probably all boils down to this: This is quite possible some of the best fishing you will get anywhere on the planet.
		Kathleen lake is approximately 1750 acres in size and is the headwater for the Opichiaun River system that flows north to Albany.
		Pickett lake is located on the Raymond river and is fed by the Ogoki River.
	www.ogokifrontier.com /html/outpost.html (592 words)

	Wabakimi Fly In Fishing & Canoe Trip - Armstrong, Ontario
		Doing a whitewater trip down the Allanwater River was an attractive option, but we eventually passed on it due to its popularity.
		Change Lake is on the short cut route from the Nemo River to the east end of Brennan Lake.
		As we entered Brennan Lake, there was a strong wind coming from the NW so we elected to take a SE channel heading towards the outlet, instead of going out into the main portion of the lake where we'd get the full brunt of the wind.
	www.superiortrails.com /canoe/wabakimi-album5.html (1504 words)

	Arctic Watershed Outposts - Kaydon Lake (Ogoki)
		Fish Kayedon lake’s hot spots or on the river where they are always hungry.
		Take a 15 minute ride and fish famous Ogoki lake, or for a change go down river for some Brook Trout.
		Kayedon lake, the river system and Ogoki lake, are one of the best fishing and moose hunting areas north of Nakina.
	www.awonakina.com /kaydon.htm (66 words)

	Trout Fishing in Ontario, Canada
		The Ogoki River is one of the last untamed and truly remote waterways in northern Ontario.
		A combination of river, whitewater, and chains of lakes, the Ogoki is the heart and main artery of Wabakimi Wilderness Park, one of the largest wilderness areas in the world, and the largest canoeing area anywhere.
		The Ogoki is accessible only by canoe or floatplane, and is many, many miles from any roads.
	www.ontariotroutfishing.ca /regional.cfm/code/682/tbid/7 (328 words)

	Ontario Fly In Fishing & Canoe Trips - Palisades River Wabakimi Wilderness Park
		Curious that an entire river would get this name from such a relatively short stretch of Palisades?The reality failed to measure up to the image I had expected from listening to it being described several years earlier.
		Once we left the river, we were increasingly exposed to the full force of the gathering wind.
		If you are being picked up there, I'd arrange for later in the afternoon so your last campsite could be in the river or the nw end of the lake where its more sheltered and not marred by burnt over lowland.
	www.superiortrails.com /canoe/wabakimi_album4.html (2997 words)

	★ Ogoki River Brook trout
		I am going to a lake on the Ogoki River in late August.
		TROUT Master (in reply to: Ogoki River Brook trout)
		I will be spending a week on the river but during the day I would like to leave the river and go elsewhere for a tour, any suggestions.
	www.canada-city.ca /canada-fishing/posting.php?messageid=45 (148 words)

	Mattice Lake Outfitters, Opichuan River, Austen Lake, Yolanda Lake, Parkhill Lake, Secret Lake, Attwood River, Albany ...
		Our 2 small lodges located on Whitewater Lake and the Ogoki Reservoir and our 9 outpost camps located on 9 private lakes are all located within the famous Ogoki and Albany watersheds.
		Routes / Canoeing Routes / Whitewater: The Kopka River trip offers more river travel than the previous trips and a fair amount of white water, much of which is runable or if you prefer can be portaged.
		Rivers: All of our outposts are located on the famous Albany & Ogoki River Systems.
	www.ontariossunsetcountry.ca /Mattice (1316 words)

	2000 Flindt River
		Mike and Chris quickly lined and pulled their canoe across the last half of the rapids to recover the gear that was floating into Whitewater Lake.
		As we dried out, I noticed a fishing lodge and cabins on the other bank of the river where the portage was.
		We followed him off the trail towards the river and to a natural clearing on top of a rock.
	www.campchippewa.com /images2000/2000_Flindt_Log.htm (3811 words)

	Great Lakes Forever The Lakes in Your Life
		Water travels to the Lakes - from all the points within the basin – by many different paths: over land, via rivers and streams and even underground, through fractured rock and loose soil.
		All these different paths may be taken by a single drop of rain before it reaches the Great Lakes.
		So, even if you live in Marquette County, 90 miles from the shores of Lake Michigan, or out by the headwaters of Canada’s Ogoki River, stretching hundreds of miles to meet Lake Superior, as long as you live within the Great Lakes drainage basin, your tap is running water originally destined for the Great Lakes.
	www.greatlakesforever.org /html/lakesinlife/inhomes.html (450 words)

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	www.ottertooth.com /Outpost_files/Outpost_94_E.htm (330 words)

	fly in fishing ontario, walleye fishing in ontario canada, ontario fly in fishing camp - OgokiReservoir.ca
		Fly-in Fishing to the Ogoki Reservoir "The Walleye Factory"
		The Ogoki Reservoir was created as a water diversion to divert water that was flowing north to James Bay, south into Lake Nipigon for hydroelectric power generation on the Nipigon River before it enters Lake Superior.
		Construction on this project was carried out in the late 1930's and dams built on the Ogoki River and Mojikit Lake were closed in 1942 combining the Ogoki River and 3 existing lakes into one large body of water.
	www.ogokireservoir.ca (199 words)

	North of Superior Resorts and Lodges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Nearest Lake/River: Ogoki River, Attwood River, Albany River and Whitewater Lake
		We have miles of rivers and lakes you can paddle down or across.
		In many of the places you can go, it will be only you and the serenity there.
	www.resortsandlodges.com /lodging/canada/ontario/north-of-superior.html (613 words)

	Ontario Canoe Trips & ATV Trails
		ADVENTURE: Canoe Trips on the Aux Sable River & Area Lakes.
		ADVENTURE: Air Service which can fly you and your canoes into the deep wilderness for Extreme Wilderness Canoe Tripping - Dusey River & Ogoki River
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	Canadian Fly In Fishing and Hunting Trips in Ontario, Canada from Ogoki Frontier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Canadian Fly In Fishing and Hunting Trips in Ontario, Canada from Ogoki Frontier
		Typical interior of fish cleaning house at Chipchase Lake
		Canadian Fly In Fishing and Hunting Trips in Ontario, Canada from Ogoki Frontier Outpost Camps
	www.ogokifrontier.net /photogallery.shtml (65 words)

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