Saskatchewan River

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The Saskatchewan River is a major waterway in Western Canada that flows eastward from the Rocky Mountains through the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba before emptying into Lake Winnipeg.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
confluenceLocation near Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
country Canada
crossesProvince Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
deltaLocatedIn eastern Saskatchewan
western Manitoba
directionOfFlow eastward
drainageBasinIncludes parts of Alberta
parts of Manitoba
parts of Montana
parts of North Dakota
parts of Saskatchewan
emptiesInto Lake Winnipeg
flowsInto Cedar Lake (via delta and Lake Winnipeg system)
flowsThrough Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
formedByConfluenceOf North Saskatchewan River NERFINISHED
South Saskatchewan River NERFINISHED
hasBasinCountry Canada
hasDelta Saskatchewan River Delta
hasEcologicalSignificance large inland river delta wetlands
hasEconomicImportance agriculture in the Prairies
hydropower in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
hasMajorTributary Carrot River NERFINISHED
Cumberland Lake system
North Saskatchewan River NERFINISHED
South Saskatchewan River NERFINISHED
hasMouthIn Manitoba
hasOutflow toward Hudson Bay via Nelson River
historicalUse Indigenous travel corridor
fur trade transportation route
locatedIn Western Canada
nameLanguageOfOrigin Cree
nameMeaning swift flowing river (from Cree "kisiskāciwani-sīpiy")
partOf Hudson Bay drainage basin
surface form: Hudson Bay watershed

Nelson River
surface form: Nelson River drainage basin
passesNear Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
The Pas, Manitoba
region Western Canada
surface form: Prairie Provinces
sourceRegion Rocky Mountains
tributaryOf Nelson River
surface form: Nelson River system
usedFor commercial fishing
hydroelectric power generation
irrigation
recreation

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Lake Winnipeg inflow Saskatchewan River
Saskatchewan namedAfter Saskatchewan River