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See also: south-west of the province of See also: Ontario, See also: Canada, bordering west on the province of See also: Manitoba, and south on the See also: state of See also: Minnesota
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It is of extremely irregular shape, and contains many islands
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Its length is 70 m., breadth ro to 50 m., See also: area 1500 sq. m
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It lies in the centre of the Laurentian region between Lakes See also: Winnipeg and See also: Superior, and an area of 36,000 sq. m. drains to it
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It collects the See also: waters of many See also: rivers, the chief being See also: Rainy See also: river from the See also: east, draining Rainy Lake
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By the Winnipeg river on the See also: north-east it discharges into Lake Winnipeg
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At its source Winnipeg river is 1057 ft. above the See also: sea, and drops 347 ft. in its course of 165 m
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The scenery both on and around the lake is exceedingly beautiful, and the islands are largely occupied by the summer residences of city merchants
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See also: Kenora, a flourishing See also: town at the source of the Winnipeg river, is the centre of the numerous lumbering and See also: mining enterprises of the vicinity
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