Flambeau River

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The Flambeau River is a scenic waterway in northern Wisconsin known for its forested surroundings, whitewater stretches, and popular canoeing and fishing opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country United States
etymology name derived from French word "flambeau" meaning "torch" or "flame"
fishSpecies muskellunge
linked to: Esox

northern pike
smallmouth bass
sturgeon
walleye
flowsThrough Ashland County, Wisconsin
Price County, Wisconsin
Rusk County, Wisconsin
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
hasConservationStatus partly protected within state forest lands
hasLandscape mixed hardwood and conifer forests
rocky rapids
undeveloped shorelines
wetlands
hasMouthLocation Rusk County, Wisconsin
near Ladysmith, Wisconsin
hasSection North Fork Flambeau River
linked to: Flambeau River

South Fork Flambeau River
linked to: Flambeau River
hasSourceRegion northern Wisconsin forests
hasTourismImportance regional outdoor tourism destination
hasWhitewaterClassification Class I
Class II
Class III
knownFor camping along its banks
canoeing
fishing
forested surroundings
kayaking
scenic waterway
whitewater stretches
languageOfName French
locatedIn Wisconsin
locatedInRegion northern Wisconsin
linked to: Northern Wisconsin
partOf Northwoods region of Wisconsin
linked to: Northern Wisconsin
protectedAreaAlong Flambeau River State Forest
recreationActivity angling
canoe camping
flatwater paddling
whitewater rafting
riverSystem Mississippi River basin
tributaryOf Chippewa River
usedFor hunting in adjacent lands
outdoor recreation
wildlife viewing

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Iron County, Wisconsin hasRiver Flambeau River
Chippewa River hasTributary Flambeau River
Flambeau River hasSection North Fork Flambeau River
linked to: Flambeau River
Flambeau River hasSection South Fork Flambeau River
linked to: Flambeau River