Wabush Lake

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Wabush Lake is a freshwater lake in western Labrador, Canada, known for its proximity to the mining town of Wabush and its role in regional iron ore development.

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Wabush Lake canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freshwater lake
lake
climateZone subarctic climate
continent North America
country Canada
drainageBasinCountry Canada
hasEconomicImportance iron ore mining industry
hasLanguage English (local majority language)
hasNearbyAirport Wabush Airport
hasNearbyFacility Wabush Mines
hasNearbyIndustry iron ore mining
hasNearbyTransportationInfrastructure Trans-Labrador Highway region
railway serving iron ore mines
hasShorelineUse mining-related infrastructure
knownFor proximity to the mining town of Wabush
role in regional iron ore development
locatedIn Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador
eastern Canada
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Province of Newfoundland and Labrador
locatedInRegion western Labrador
locatedNear Quebec–Labrador iron ore mining district
nearbySettlement Labrador City
Wabush
partOf Labrador West region
regionType subarctic
usedFor industrial water supply
transport and access for mining operations
waterType freshwater

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Wabush namedAfter Wabush Lake