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Synonyms for rivière_aux_eaux_mortes or Related words with rivière_aux_eaux_mortes
rivière_du_milieu
matawin
batiscanie_quebec
zec_tawachiche
rivière_des_envies
rivière_aux_rats
manouane
mékinac
la_tuque_urban_agglomeration
lac_masketsi
outardes
bostonnais
lake_masketsi
miguick
zec_kiskissink
trois_rives
sanmaur
moisie
lac_aux_sables
baie_trinité
grandes_piles
koksoak
cascapédia
lake_kiskissink
ashuapmushuan
petite_rivière
caniapiscau
causapscal
lac_édouard_quebec
patapédia
caniapiscau_reservoir
opinaca
gouin_reservoir
kipawa
mekinac
lake_wayagamac
lac_édouard
portneuf_wildlife_reserve
manicouagan
batiscan
sélune
nipissis
memphrémagog
saint_ubalde
rapide_blanc
nemiscau
hervey_jonction
kedgwick
eastmain_reservoir
dumoine
Examples of "rivière_aux_eaux_mortes"
The
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
(River of dead waters) flows entirely in forest areas in two territories Quebec, in Canada:
Two other rivers feed the lake Dussault, one of the major waterways of the head of the "
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
":
Observational nature enthusiasts will love the range of concentration of waterfowl, located in a wetland on the "
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
". This particular area attracts moose and birds.
The name "
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
(Mékinac)" was officially registered on December 5, 1968 in the Bank of place names of the Commission de toponymie du Québec (Geographical Names Board of Québec)
The coordinates of the mouth of the "
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
" are: west longitude 72° 37' 05" north latitude 47° 06' 50". The mouth of this river is located at:
The "
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
(Mékinac)" takes its source from several lakes in the high mountains of the Portneuf Wildlife Reserve: "lac à l'Orignal" (moose lake), Desrochers, Turner, Aumond, Liserons, Pilote, "aux oreilles" (ears), "du Mâle" and "du coin" (corner). Waters from upstream flow into the lake Desrochers whose mouth is located at south; from the mouth, the "
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
(Mékinac)" descends on 2.1 km to go across the lake Rocheleau (length of 0.9 km). From the mouth of the latter lake, the river descends on 5.2 km to empty on the west side of Lake Dussault (length of 400 m.).
Located in the Zec Tawachiche, its mouth flows into the "Ruisseau des îles” (Stream of Islands), which course on 3.25 km north-west and flows into the
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
(Mékinac). The latter flows into the Rivière du Milieu (Mékinac) which goes south to empty into the northern part of Mékinac Lake.
Along the way, the track of the Canadian National Railway between Hervey-Jonction to La Tuque bypasses the eastern shores Lake Masketsi (Mékinac) and “Lac Froid” (Cold Lake). Then the railroad reached the west shore of the reservoir of "
Rivière
aux
eaux
mortes
”. The railway passes the hamlet of Doheney then passes the hamlet of Rivière-du-Milieu, before crossing a long bridge spanning the Rivière du Milieu (Mékinac). Since 1909, the railroad was a key factor in the development of forestry and tourist activities in the area.
The main entrance to the zec Tawachiche is located near the mouth of the Tawachiche West River in the Audy Station, 9.1 km from the intersection of the road 153 in the village of Hervey-Jonction, Quebec. The second entry into the territory of the zec is located north of the River Aux-Eaux-Mortes (
rivière
-
aux
-
eaux
-
mortes
), this entry is accessible via the Road 155 and taking the path of Carignan (), south of La Tuque. Visitors can also access the zec territory in which seaplanes landing is possible on the lakes Masketsi, Roberge, the Bear and Hackett.