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| − | The '''St. Lawrence River''' is a large [[river]] which connects the [[Great Lakes]] with the [[Atlantic Ocean]] and is the primary drainage of the [[Great Lakes Basin]]. Starting near [[Kingston]] at the eastern end of [[Lake Ontario]] it flows 744 mi1es (1197 km) in an approximately northeast direction to the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the Atlantic. The river largely flows through the Canadian provinces of [[Quebec]] and [[Ontario]] but also forms part of the international boundary between [[Canada]], and the [[U.S.]]. | + | The '''St. Lawrence River''' is a large [[river]] which connects the [[Great Lakes]] with the [[Atlantic Ocean]] and is the primary drainage of the [[Great Lakes Basin]]. Starting near [[Kingston]] at the eastern end of [[Lake Ontario]] it flows 744 mi1es (1197 km) in an approximately northeast direction to the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the Atlantic. The river largely flows through the Canadian provinces of [[Quebec]] and [[Ontario]] but also forms part of the international boundary between [[Canada]], and the [[U.S.]]. |
[[Category:Geography]] | [[Category:Geography]] | ||
[[Category:Canada]] | [[Category:Canada]] | ||
[[Category:United States of America]] | [[Category:United States of America]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:39, July 13, 2016
The St. Lawrence River is a large river which connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean and is the primary drainage of the Great Lakes Basin. Starting near Kingston at the eastern end of Lake Ontario it flows 744 mi1es (1197 km) in an approximately northeast direction to the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the Atlantic. The river largely flows through the Canadian provinces of Quebec and Ontario but also forms part of the international boundary between Canada, and the U.S..