Article I

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Article I is the opening provision of the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty between the United States and Canada, establishing fundamental principles for the shared use and management of boundary waters along their common border.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf treaty article
appliesTo Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States

boundary waters
waters along the United States–Canada border
basedOnPrinciple equitable use of boundary waters
international cooperation in water management
prevention of material injury to the other country
concerns international rivers and lakes along the United States–Canada border
transboundary water resources
dateOfDocument 1909
defines conditions under which boundary waters may be diverted
conditions under which boundary waters may be obstructed
establishes fundamental principles for management of boundary waters
fundamental principles for use of boundary waters
rules for navigation uses of boundary waters
rules for obstruction and diversion of boundary waters
rules for power and irrigation uses of boundary waters
rules for use of boundary waters for domestic and sanitary purposes
geographicRegion North America
governsRelationshipBetween United States federal authorities and Canadian federal authorities regarding boundary waters
hasCitationForm Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909
surface form: Article I of the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909
hasEffect creates binding obligations for Canada regarding boundary waters
creates binding obligations for the United States regarding boundary waters
hasJurisdictionalScope international boundary between the United States and Canada
hasLegalEffectOn management of boundary waters
shared use of boundary waters
hasPurpose to prevent disputes over boundary waters between the United States and Canada
to provide a framework for cooperative water management
hasRank opening provision of the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909
influenced later international watercourse agreements between the United States and Canada
language English
French
legalStatus in force
legalSystem international law
partOf Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909
regulates use of boundary waters for domestic purposes
use of boundary waters for irrigation
use of boundary waters for navigation
use of boundary waters for power generation
use of boundary waters for sanitary purposes
relatedTo International Joint Commission
subjectMatter allocation of water uses between states
environmental protection of boundary waters
water rights
treatyPartNumber Article 1

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