Mattawa River

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The Mattawa River is a historic waterway in Ontario, Canada, long used as a key travel and trade route by Indigenous peoples and fur traders connecting the Ottawa River to the Great Lakes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Canada
connects Great Lakes basin NERFINISHED
Ottawa River NERFINISHED
conservationAuthority North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority NERFINISHED
country Canada
crosses Nipissing District NERFINISHED
designationYear 1988
flowsInto Ottawa River NERFINISHED
geology Precambrian bedrock
governedBy Province of Ontario NERFINISHED
hasFeature gorges
portage routes
rapids
hasIsland various small islands
hasTributary Amable du Fond River NERFINISHED
Bissett Creek NERFINISHED
Boom Creek NERFINISHED
La Vase River NERFINISHED
Talon River NERFINISHED
hasWatershed Mattawa River watershed NERFINISHED
historicalFunction link between St. Lawrence River system and Great Lakes
historicalUse Indigenous travel route
fur trade route
length approximately 76 kilometres
locatedIn Northeastern Ontario NERFINISHED
Ontario
mouthLocation near Mattawa, Ontario
nameEtymology derived from an Algonquin word meaning "meeting of waterways" or "junction of rivers"
nearbyCity North Bay, Ontario NERFINISHED
nearbyTown Mattawa, Ontario NERFINISHED
notableFor historic canoe route
role in Canadian fur trade
partOf Ottawa River drainage basin NERFINISHED
passesThrough Mattawa River Provincial Park NERFINISHED
protectedStatus Canadian Heritage River NERFINISHED
recreation camping
canoeing
fishing
kayaking
region Canadian Shield NERFINISHED
source Trout Lake NERFINISHED
sourceLocation near North Bay, Ontario
usedBy Algonquin peoples NERFINISHED
Ojibwe peoples NERFINISHED
fur traders
voyageurs

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