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James Bay
James Bay is a large body of water located south of Hudson Bay. It borders both Ontario and Quebec and is a popular spot for canoeists, as hundreds of rivers flow directly into the bay. James Bay and its surrounding tributaries are also part of the James bay hydroelectric project, providing much of the energy for Quebec.
Address: . James Bay Canada
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St. Lawrence River
One of the world's greatest rivers, the St. Lawrence gushes freshwater from the Great Lakes for 1247 kilometres (775 miles) to the Atlantic. It has been used for centuries for shipping into mainland North America. However, its usefulness fails to outshine its beauty. Near Kingston, the river is littered with many islands, aptly called the Thousand Islands. Affection for this region stretches back for thousands of years to Native Canadians who named it 'The Garden of the Great Spirit'. |
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Hudson Bay
Named after explorer Henry Hudson, Hudson Bay is a large body of water that drains a large portion of Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Nunavut. The bay is considered a part of the Arctic Ocean and covers a surface area of over 1.2 million sq km (463,320 sq mi). It was also the site of the formation of the Hudson's Bay Company and played an integral role in the birth of Canada as a nation.
Address: . Hudson Bay Canada
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