Peace–Athabasca Delta

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The Peace–Athabasca Delta is one of the world’s largest inland freshwater deltas, formed by the convergence of the Peace, Athabasca, and Birch rivers in northern Alberta, Canada, and renowned for its rich wetlands and wildlife habitat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf inland freshwater delta
river delta
wetland
country Canada
formedByConfluenceOf Athabasca River NERFINISHED
Birch River NERFINISHED
Peace River NERFINISHED
hasApproximateLocationCoordinates 58°N 112°W
hasConservationStatus Ramsar site NERFINISHED
UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Cree NERFINISHED
Dene NERFINISHED
Indigenous peoples
hasEcosystemType marsh
riparian habitat
shallow lakes
wetland ecosystem
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic ice-jam flooding
seasonal flooding
knownFor biodiversity
migratory bird habitat
rich wetlands
wildlife habitat
locatedIn Alberta
Western Canada NERFINISHED
northern Alberta NERFINISHED
locatedNear Lake Athabasca NERFINISHED
Wood Buffalo National Park NERFINISHED
partOf Mackenzie River Basin NERFINISHED
Wood Buffalo National Park NERFINISHED
Wood Buffalo National Park World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
recognizedAs one of the world’s largest inland freshwater deltas
supportsSpecies beaver
bison
fish
migratory birds
moose
muskrat
waterfowl
threatenedBy climate change
hydroelectric development on Peace River
industrial development in its watershed
upstream water regulation
usedFor fishing
subsistence hunting
traditional land use
trapping

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Wood Buffalo National Park contains Peace–Athabasca Delta
Athabasca River flowsInto Peace–Athabasca Delta
this entity surface form: Peace–Athabasca Delta (via Lake Athabasca system)
Lake Athabasca outflow Peace–Athabasca Delta
Lake Athabasca partOf Peace–Athabasca Delta
this entity surface form: Peace–Athabasca Delta system