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NIPISSING

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Originally appearing in Volume V19, Page 707 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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NIPISSING  , a

lake of the
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district of the same name in Ontario,
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Canada, situated nearly midway between Lake Huron and the
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Ottawa
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river, at an altitude of 644 ft. above the sea . It is of irregular shape, with bold shores, and contains many islands; from the north it receives the waters of Sturgeon river . It is 5o m. in length and 20 in breadth; discharges its waters by French river into Lake Huron, and is separated by a low
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water-
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shed from the Mattawa river, a tributary of the Ottawa . It has been proposed as the
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summit level of the projected Ottawa and Georgian
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Bay canal, an important project rendered difficult by the numerous rapids both on French river and on the Ottawa . With the Ottawa, Mattawa and French, it formed the old voyageur route from
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Montreal to the
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Great Lakes .

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