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	French River (Ontario) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The French River (or Rivière des Français) is a river in central Ontario, Canada.
		The river follows the boundary between the Parry Sound District and the Sudbury District, and in most contexts is considered the dividing line between Northern Ontario and Southern Ontario.
		Because of the rugged nature of the Canadian Shield country surrounding this river, large parts of this river remain relatively untouched and it is now a popular location for recreational canoeing, kayaking, fishing and boating.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/French_River_(Ontario) (244 words)

	Lake Wanapitei - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Wanapitei crater is the water-filled structure in this image that also includes the oval Sudbury crater.
		Lake Wanapitei is a meteor crater lake in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
		However, the Wanapitei spelling is correct for both the lake and the river.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wanapitei_Lake (219 words)

	EBR Registry Number: "XB02E2009" Type of Posting: "Information" Status: "Notice"
		Wanapitei River and Lake are located in north-eastern Ontario, east of the City of Greater Sudbury.
		The Wanapitei River system runs past or near a number of communities, including the towns of Valley East (Capreol), Nickel Centre and Wanapitei (within the City of Greater Sudbury), the communities of Stinson, Wanup, Estaire, Skead, Boland’s Bay and Wahnapitae First Nation on the shores of Wanapitei Lake.
		A public advisory committee, with representation from across the river basin, was established to provide advice on the development of the water management plan, and to assist in public consultation.
	www.ene.gov.on.ca /envregistry/019512ex.htm (1277 words)

	Canoeing in Canada
		I have been Canoeing since I was 10, Mostly with Wanapitei in Temagami.
		Camp Wanapitei or is where I learned to canoe, and appreciate nature.
		The youth camp, (which I participated in for 10 years) is mostly a summer program for kids aged 7-20.
	home.ca.inter.net /~markj/canoe.html (453 words)

	Wanapitei CANOE - Canada's Oldest Canoe Tripping Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		On this 5 day Dumoine River trip we will concentrate on the lower portion of the river, as indicated on the attached map.
		The Dumoine is not only an ideal river for improving your whitewater skills, it is also considered one of the prettiest river of the Ottawa Valley.
		The Dumoine is not only an ideal river for improving your whitewater skills, it is also considered one of the prettiest rivers of the Ottawa Valley.
	www.wanapiteicanoe.com /itindumoine.htm (1637 words)

	Trippin' Down Canadian Rivers - whitewater
		This is a beautiful stretch of river, however, its accessibility has greatly increased its popularity in the last five years.
		This river is a very small winding river with plenty of sandy beaches and less traffic than its neighbours the Dumoine and the Coulonge.
		This river is for the experienced canoeist only mainly due to the bone chilling waters.
	www.dogears.com /coo/trippin.htm (1304 words)

	Canadian Canoe Routes - Route Description
		A road to on the east side provides access to the river, but a portage (250 m L) will be required just downstream from the bridge.
		The river was very serpentine, and easy enough to follow, until we got closer to Hartley bay.
		However, we were glad that we made it a two night trip, as we were able to relax, and fish, and enjoy the scenery.
	www.myccr.com /canoedb/routeDetails.php?routeid=68 (1352 words)

	Sarafinchin Consulting Engineers
		The Wanapitei River is part of the Lake Superior and Lake Huron drainage basin.
		Lakes and rivers reflect local faulting and long linear lakes and straight rivers are common.
		Significant underseepage and erosion of the temporary rockfill cofferdam and leakage of the bypass flumes were investigated to assess the probable causes and responses to flooding of the upstream settling basin area of the main concrete dam.
	www.sarafinchin.com /projects/coniston.htm (295 words)

	Upper Canada \| Wanipitei CANOE
		Whether you are looking for a trip of a lifetime down the Mountain River in the Northwest Territories, a trip to the Arctic Ocean down the Soper River in Nunavut or a four day circle route through the Temagami Lakes, Wanapitei CANOE has a trip to suit your tastes and skill level.
		Wanapitei guides are hand picked for their experience, enthusiasm and passion for the wilderness.
		Wanapitei CANOE uses the canoe trip not only as a vehicle to discover the natural world but also as a means for personal challenge and revitalization.
	www.uppercanada.com /template.asp?CName=WanipiteiCANOE (440 words)

	Canoe/Kayak Trip Listings - Wanapitei C.A.N.O.E.
		One of the finest wild rivers in central Canada the Dumoine provides a paddling thrill to canoeists of all skill levels.
		Wanapitei pioneered trips down the Broadback 15 years ago and are the undisputed experts on the river.
		One of Canada's most spectacular wilderness rivers, the Mountain River is traveled by fewer than 150 canoeists per year.
	www.paddling.net /trips/showCompany.html?1128 (540 words)

	PAYMENTS TO THE FINANCIAL CORPORATION RE SECTION 78.2 OF THE ACT
		on the Aux Sables River, Geographic Township of Tennyson, District of Sudbury
		on the Conestogo River, R.R. Wallenstein, Township of Mapleton
		on the Wanapitei River, approximately 25 km northeast of Sudbury, Geographic Township of Scadding, District of Sudbury
	www.canlii.org /on/laws/regu/2004r.427/20050627/whole.html (1071 words)

	History of the French River
		This river was the main Water Highway to the west in Canada from 1600 to the mid 1800's.
		As the name implies, it was the road by which the first traders from settlements on the St. Lawrence River entered the vast domain of Indian tribes who hunted the beaver they sought - and who of course revealed to them this convenient short-cut to Lake Huron.
		The French, with its main tributaries in Wanapitei and Pickerel, as well as Lake Nipissing discharging logs into it, ranked among the busiest of these in the fifty year-long pine logging era which followed.
	www.fishtale.ca /history.htm (488 words)

	Wanapitei Chateau - Experience a Wanapitei Getaway
		Meanwhile, around 1924, Ed Archibald had established a small boys' camp on a sandy beach at the mouth of the Parkin River on the northwest shore of Lake Wanapitei near Sudbury.
		In 1930, Ontario Hydro constructed a dam at the outlet of Lake Wanapitei, raising the level of the lake and flooding much of the camp.
		A bridge was constructed over the river and shortly after rebuilt with large curved supporting logs to create an exceptionally aesthetic structure which remains to this day a focal point of the site.
	www.wanapitei.net /chateau/chathistory2.asp (566 words)

	Andy's northern Ontario wildflowers, Burwash Wildlife Tracks
		River Otter tracks on a freshly frozen lake.
		There were at least three river otters that travelled together along the lake shore.
		Detail of river otter tracks on a freshly frozen lake.
	www.ontariowildflower.com /wildlife_tracks.htm (447 words)

	Power Plants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Belly River, Waterton, St. Mary and Taylor are located in Alberta; Ragged Chute, Appleton, Moose Rapids and Galetta in Ontario; and, Akolkolex and Pingston in British Columbia.
		Adjacent to the Belly River Inlet Chute located near Glenwood, Alberta, the plant generates electricity by diverting a portion of the flow from the Waterton-Belly Diversion Canal to a turbine.
		The plant was built in 1994 on the Mississippi River at the site of an old mill, the remnants of which still stand as testimony to the site’s previous life.
	www.canhydro.com /powerplants_hydro.html (606 words)

	French River Canoe Trip
		Fees: The French River is an unmaintained Provincial Water Park with no camping fees.
		There is a beach, rock shore, 3 tent areas, and when we were there in Aug. 2000 there were 2 wooden outdoor tables and a wind breaker built.
		At the point of land on the south shore entrance to the Bay is a fabulous campsite.
	www.expage.com /frenchriver (768 words)

	Ontario Power Generation - Environment and Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Outflow from Lac Seul into the English River is regulated by the Lake of the Woods Control Board.
		OPG is a member of the International St. Lawrence River Board of Control, which is responsible for setting the levels of the St. Lawrence River.
		Outflow from Lake of the Woods into the Winnipeg River is regulated by the Lake of the Woods Control Board.
	www.opg.com /envComm/wateruse/riversystems.asp (459 words)

	Current Studies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Throughout the paddling season Wanapitei offers two and three day whitewater paddling courses on the Dumoine River in West Quebec and the Madawaska River in Eastern Ontario.
		Wanapitei is one of Canada's oldest canoe tripping company, in business for more than 75 years.
		In addition to whitewater programs, Wanapitei offers canoe trip instruction and leadership training at their base in the Temagami Region of Ontario.
	www.paddlingontario.com /view_press_release.cfm?id=13 (853 words)

	DRINKING WATER SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM 1996-1997
		The Sydenham River drains a predominantly agricultural watershed into Lake St. Clair in the southwest region of the province.
		The Belle River Water Treatment Plant, for the sample years 1996 and 1997, produced good quality water and this was maintained in the distribution system.
		The South Nation River drains a predominantly agricultural watershed to the east of Ottawa.
	www.ene.gov.on.ca /programs/3554e01.htm (16946 words)

	canoedog.ca - Adventure Outdoors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Wanapitei River, Killarney Hwy to Hartley Bay - September 2004
		It was mid-September and the weather was almost into full summer conditions, daytime temps in the low 20's and the area was under a huge high pressure ridge which promised good weather for the next 3-5 days.
		I decided to canoe down the bottom section of the Wanapitei River from the Killarney highway to Hartley Bay on the French River.
	www.canoedog.ca /trips/wanapiteiriver.asp (197 words)

	Canadian Canoe Routes - A Meeting Place for Canadian Wilderness Paddlers
		French River - Hartley Bay to the Delta
		Spanish River - Duke Lake to Agnew Lake
		Spanish River - Duke Lake to the Elbow
	www.myccr.com /canoedb/region.php?provinceid=6®ionid=14 (157 words)

	PWGSC - Ontario Region - French River & Lake Nipissing - Interesting Facts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		During the initial spring melt, inflows into the French River can increase by 100 cubic metres per second within four days in the Dry Pine Bay area, resulting in a water level rise of 60 centimeters on the river.
		An adjustment of the water levels at the French River dams affects Wolseley Bay in one day, Dry Pine Bay in three to five days, and Hartley Bay in four to eight days, depending on weather conditions.
		The Hartley Bay water level is affected by the French River, the Pickerel River and the Wanapitei River.
	www.pwgsc.gc.ca /ontario/water-eaux/facts-e.html (204 words)

	More of Duncan Macdonald’s adventures on Wanapitei River - Printable Version - North Star
		I left them camped at the mouth of the French River about to begin their ascent, by birch bark canoe, of the winding Wanapitei River.
		The chopped-out survey line told Macdonald that he had now reached the southerly edge of the first of several widely scattered timber berths, each one apparently a square measuring six miles to a side, that he was commissioned to examine.
		In this kind of work Macdonald was at his best, traversing difficult terrain all day, and by the evening campfire giving free rein to his fine penmanship as he committed his observations and opinions to paper.
	www.parrysoundnorthstar.com /1072890435/printable (775 words)

	Opening of Highway 637 to Killarney, Ontario
		In fact, at the Killarney end, materials and equipment were transporte by boat to Killarney during most of the year, and, in the winter months, across the ice.
		The Wanapitei River is crossed twice, while three bridges carry the highway across rivers flowing out of Tyson Lake, and Johnnie Lake, in that order from east to west.
		In addition to the many views of lakes and rivers, the terrain can best be described as rolling country, with numerous rock outcrops.
	www.killarneyhistory.com /RoadOpening.html (449 words)

	:: SundogOutfitters.com ::
		There are a wide variety of canoe trips designed for the river: from overnighters to trips over one week in length; varying levels of whitewater challenges from the rugged and invigorating West Branch to the playful and serene East and Main Branches.
		This gentle section of the river is an excellent introduction to white water canoeing and is recommended for any level of canoeist.
		This trip highlights the lower section of the West Branch of the Spanish River and the Main Branch between the Forks and the Elbow.
	www.datapowermedia.com /hosted/sundog/guidedtrips.htm (1551 words)

	Andy's northern Ontario wildflowers, winter vista
		Illustrated here is a late afternoon sun casting shadows over a creek that flows into the Wanapitei River, by Second Road.
		During the winter of 1999-2000, the Wanapitei River was open in mid-winter.
		This photograph illustrates ice blocks that are up to 1 m in thickness located tens of metres away from the river.
	www.ontariowildflower.com /winter.htm (539 words)

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		Unspoiled private waterfront building lot on Wanapitei River Good for swimming and fishing with easy access to great Lake Wanapitei and Wanapitei Provincial Park.
		River and Lake has been identified by this Ministry as a lake trout and world renowned for its canoe routes.
		With 6,000 square kilometers of canoe country accessible from our doorstep, the river is the ideal place to launch a wilderness canoe trip or just lunch your motor boat for your fishing trip.
	www.gtarealtor.com (197 words)

	WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT UNITS
		All that land in the territorial districts of Kenora and Rainy River in the Province of Ontario described in WMUs 9A and 9B.
		All that land in the territorial districts of Rainy River and Thunder Bay described in WMUs 11A and 11B.
		All that land in the territorial districts of Kenora, Rainy River and Thunder Bay in the Province of Ontario described in WMUs 12A and 12B.
	www.canlii.org /on/laws/regu/1990r.530/20050211/whole.html (3376 words)

	Canoeing, Kayaking & Hiking Temagami:Wilson, Hap:1550464345:eCampus.com
		Rivers of the Upper Ottawa Valley: Myth, Magic and Adventure
		Nasmith and Obabika River Route, Florence to Wakimika Route
		Wilderness Rivers of Manitoba: Journey by Canoe Through the Land Where the Spirit Lives
	www.ecampus.com /bk_detail.asp?isbn=1550464345 (161 words)

	Canada Gazette
		(22) The waters of those parts of the Fishog River in the Township of Laxton in the County of Victoria from the mouth of the river at Head Lake (44°45'N., 78°54'W.) to the base of the waterfalls approximately 1.5 km upstream.
		River commencing at the top of Whitefish Falls to a point 2 km downstream where the river intersects Latitude 50°52'N. April 15 to May 31
		The waters of the Sturgeon River in the townships of Tay and Oro-Medonte from the source of the River to and including its mouth at the town of Sturgeon Bay on Georgian Bay.
	canadagazette.gc.ca /partII/2001/20010214/html/sor50-e.html (4658 words)

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