Finlay River

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The Finlay River is a major river in northern British Columbia, Canada, that flows through remote wilderness and forms one of the principal headwaters of the Peace River system.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Finlay River canonical 1
Finlay River Sekani 1

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent North America
country Canada
drainageBasin Arctic Ocean via Mackenzie River NERFINISHED
environment boreal forest
subalpine environment
flowsDirection generally northward then southeastward
flowsThrough remote wilderness
sparsely populated areas
formedByConfluenceOf Firesteel River NERFINISHED
Tucha Creek NERFINISHED
hasConservationValue high ecological integrity
hasFeature glacially influenced headwaters
rugged canyon sections
hasHumanImpact Williston Lake reservoir creation
hasMajorTributary Firesteel River NERFINISHED
Ingenika River NERFINISHED
Ospika River NERFINISHED
Parsnip River NERFINISHED
Tucha Creek NERFINISHED
hasNavigation limited to small craft
hasRecreation backcountry fishing
wilderness paddling
headwaterOf Peace River NERFINISHED
historicalUse exploration route
fur trade route
isPartOf Canadian boreal watershed
isRemote true
locatedIn British Columbia
Cassiar Land District NERFINISHED
Northern British Columbia NERFINISHED
Omineca Mountains region NERFINISHED
mouth Williston Lake NERFINISHED
mouthRegion north end of Williston Lake
namedAfter John Finlay NERFINISHED
partOf Mackenzie River drainage basin
Peace River basin NERFINISHED
province British Columbia
region Peace River Country headwaters
north-central interior of British Columbia
sourceRegion Northern Rocky Mountains NERFINISHED
supportsWildlife bears
moose
salmonids
tributaryOf Peace River system NERFINISHED

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Rocky Mountain Trench contains Finlay River
Sekani language hasDialects Finlay River
this entity surface form: Finlay River Sekani