Rivière de Champlain

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Rivière de Champlain is the former name of the Richelieu River, a historically important waterway in Quebec that connects Lake Champlain to the Saint Lawrence River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former name
historical toponym
alternativeNameOf Richelieu River
connects Lake Champlain
Saint Lawrence River
currentName Richelieu River
flowsThrough Montérégie region
linked to: Montérégie
historicalPeriod New France era
historicalSignificance important navigation route between Lake Champlain and the Saint Lawrence River
historicalUse colonial transportation route
military route
trade route
languageOfName French
locatedIn Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
locatedInCountry Canada
mouthLocatedAt Saint Lawrence River
namedAfter Samuel de Champlain
partOf Saint Lawrence River basin
refersTo Richelieu River
region eastern Canada
sourceConnectedWaterBody Lake Champlain
tributaryOf Saint Lawrence River
usedBy British forces
French colonists
Indigenous peoples
waterwayType river

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Richelieu River formerName Rivière de Champlain
Iroquois River partOf Lake Champlain–Saint Lawrence River waterway
linked to: Rivière de Champlain