Sydenham River

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The Sydenham River is a river in southwestern Ontario, Canada, known for its rich biodiversity and for flowing through the municipality of Chatham-Kent before emptying into Lake St. Clair.

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Sydenham River canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent North America
country Canada
countrySubdivision Ontario
surface form: Province of Ontario
emptiesInto Lake St. Clair
flowsThrough Chatham-Kent
agricultural lands
rural landscapes
hasBiodiversityStatus high aquatic biodiversity
hasConservationInterest aquatic species at risk
hasEcosystemType freshwater river ecosystem
hasHydrologicalConnectionTo Great Lakes
St. Clair River via Lake St. Clair
hasMouthIn Lake St. Clair
surface form: Lake St. Clair watershed
hasWaterBodyType perennial river
isInDrainageBasin Lake St. Clair drainage basin
knownFor fish species diversity
freshwater mussel diversity
rich biodiversity
locatedIn Ontario
Municipality of Chatham-Kent
surface form: municipality of Chatham-Kent

Southwestern Ontario
surface form: southwestern Ontario

southwestern Ontario agricultural region
partOf Great Lakes Basin
region Southwestern Ontario
surface form: southwestern Ontario

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Chatham-Kent traversedBy Sydenham River
Wallaceburg locatedOnRiver Sydenham River
Wallaceburg waterway Sydenham River
Dresden locatedOn Sydenham River
subject surface form: Dresden, Ontario