Pic River

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river

Pic River is a river in northern Ontario, Canada, that flows into the northeastern shore of Lake Superior and is known for its surrounding boreal landscapes and nearby Indigenous communities.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	river →
basinCountry	Canada →
continent	North America →
country	Canada →
drainsRegion	boreal shield →
flowsInto	Lake Superior →
hasBiodiversity	cold-water fish species →
hasClimate	continental climate →
hasCulturalSignificanceFor	Anishinaabe peoples →
hasEconomicActivity	small-scale forestry (regional) → tourism (regional) →
hasEcosystem	boreal forest →
hasGeomorphology	glacially carved valley →
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic	seasonal flow variation → snowmelt-fed flow →
hasHydrologicalFeature	drainage basin →
hasLandscape	boreal landscapes →
hasLanguageAssociation	Ojibwe language →
hasMouth	Lake Superior →
hasMouthElevation	approximately 183 metres → approximately 600 feet →
hasNearbyInfrastructure	Highway 17 (regional proximity) →
hasNearbyProtectedArea	Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area → Pukaskwa National Park →
hasNearbySettlement	Heron Bay → Pic River First Nation →
hasNearbyWaterBody	Lake Superior →
hasRecreation	canoeing → fishing → hiking along river valley →
hasVegetationType	coniferous forest → mixed forest →
hasWildlifeHabitat	black bear habitat → migratory bird habitat → moose habitat →
isAssociatedWith	Biigtigong Nishnaabeg First Nation → Indigenous communities → Ojibwe communities →
isPartOfWatershed	Lake Superior watershed →
locatedIn	Northern Ontario → Ontario →
mouthLocation	northeastern shore of Lake Superior →
partOf	Great Lakes Basin →
region	Thunder Bay District →
usedFor	subsistence fishing → traditional Indigenous activities → transportation (historically) →
waterBodyType	freshwater river →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Lake Superior →	hasPrimaryInflow