Albany River

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The Albany River is a major river in northern Ontario, Canada, that flows eastward into James Bay and has long served as an important route and resource for Indigenous communities and the fur trade.

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Surface form Occurrences
Albany River basin 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Canada
basinProvince Ontario NERFINISHED
continent North America
country Canada
drainageBasin James Bay drainage basin
ecosystem boreal forest ecosystem
flowsDirection east
flowsInto James Bay NERFINISHED
flowsThrough Northern Ontario boreal forest
hasFishSpecies lake sturgeon
northern pike NERFINISHED
walleye
hasSettlementOnBanks Fort Albany First Nation NERFINISHED
Kashechewan First Nation NERFINISHED
Marten Falls First Nation NERFINISHED
hasTributary Ekwan River NERFINISHED
Kapiskau River NERFINISHED
Kenogami River NERFINISHED
Mammamattawa River NERFINISHED
Marten-Driftwood River NERFINISHED
Ogoki River NERFINISHED
hasWildlife black bear
migratory birds
moose
historicallyUsedBy Cree communities
Hudson's Bay Company NERFINISHED
Indigenous peoples
North West Company NERFINISHED
Ojibwe communities
historicalRole link between interior of Ontario and James Bay
major fur trade transportation corridor
length about 610 miles
about 982 kilometres
locatedIn Northern Ontario NERFINISHED
Ontario
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
mouthCountry Canada NERFINISHED
mouthLocation James Bay NERFINISHED
mouthProvince Ontario NERFINISHED
partOf Hudson Bay drainage basin NERFINISHED
region James Bay lowlands NERFINISHED
sourceCountry Canada NERFINISHED
sourceLocation Northwestern Ontario NERFINISHED
usedFor fur trade route
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
subsistence fishing
transportation route

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Fort Albany First Nation locatedOn Albany River
Hudson Bay drainage basin hasPart Albany River
this entity surface form: Albany River basin