Clearwater River (British Columbia)

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The Clearwater River in British Columbia is a major, largely undeveloped river known for its clear waters, waterfalls, and role as a key waterway through Wells Gray Provincial Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Canada
confluenceLocation Clearwater, British Columbia
country Canada
ecoregion Engelmann Spruce–Subalpine Fir zone (headwaters)
Interior Cedar–Hemlock zone (parts)
flowsDirection generally south
flowsThrough Wells Gray Provincial Park
geologicalContext Wells Gray–Clearwater volcanic field
hasFeature canyons
lava plateaus nearby
hasTributary Azure River
Cayenne Creek
Dawson Creek (Clearwater River tributary)
Helmcken River
Hemp Creek
Hobson Creek
Mahood River
Murtle River
Spahats Creek
hasWaterfall Dawson Falls (via Murtle River)
Helmcken Falls (via Helmcken River)
Moul Falls (via Grouse Creek tributary)
Spahats Falls
knownFor clear water
largely undeveloped character
waterfalls
whitewater rapids
locatedIn British Columbia
Thompson-Nicola Regional District
Wells Gray Country
mouthElevation ~400 metres
mouthLocation Clearwater, British Columbia
nearbySettlement Clearwater, British Columbia
partOf Fraser River drainage basin
linked to: Fraser River basin
passesNear Azure Lake (British Columbia)
Clearwater Lake (British Columbia)
protectedBy Wells Gray Provincial Park
recreation canoeing
fishing
rafting
whitewater kayaking
region Interior of British Columbia
sourceRegion Cariboo Mountains
Wells Gray Provincial Park
tributaryOf North Thompson River
usedFor outdoor recreation
tourism

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Thompson River hasTributary Clearwater River (British Columbia)