Beatton River

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Beatton River is a tributary waterway in northeastern British Columbia, Canada, that flows through boreal forest and agricultural regions before joining the Peace River.

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Beatton River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent North America
country Canada
drainageBasin Peace River drainage basin
flowsGenerally eastward
northward
flowsThrough agricultural regions
boreal forest
hasEcosystem boreal ecosystem
hasHabitat boreal wildlife
fish
moose
waterfowl
hasMouthIn British Columbia
hasNearbyCity Fort St. John
hasNearbyCommunity Mile 54 (Beatton River) area
hasNearbyHighway Alaska Highway
hasNearbyProtectedArea Beatton Provincial Park
hasRecreationSite Beatton River Provincial Park campground
hasWatershedLandUse agriculture
forestry
oil and gas development
locatedIn British Columbia
Peace River Regional District
northeastern British Columbia
mouth Peace River
partOf Mackenzie River drainage basin
province British Columbia
region Northern Interior of British Columbia
riverSystem Peace River basin
linked to: Peace River
tributaryOf Peace River
usedFor fishing
hunting access
recreation
watercourseType freshwater river

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Peace River hasTributary Beatton River