Manouane River

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The Manouane River is a significant waterway in Quebec, Canada, known for draining a vast forested watershed before joining the Saint-Maurice River.

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Manouane River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Canada
basinProvince Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
climateZone cold continental climate
continent North America
country Canada
drainageBasinLandCover predominantly forest
drains forested watershed
flowsThrough forest region of central Quebec
freezesDuring winter
hasEconomicActivityInBasin logging
outdoor tourism
hasHydrologicalRole major tributary of the Saint-Maurice River
hasLanguageOfToponymy French
locatedIn Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
locatedInAdministrativeRegion Mauricie
locatedInCountrySubdivision Province of Quebec
mouthCountry Canada
mouthLocation Saint-Maurice River
mouthProvince Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
partOf Saint-Maurice River watershed
regionType boreal forest
riverSystem Saint-Maurice River basin
toponymyAuthority Commission de toponymie du Québec
tributaryOf Saint-Maurice River
usedFor canoeing
forestry
hydroelectric power generation
recreational fishing
watercourseType freshwater river

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Saint-Maurice River majorTributary Manouane River