assiniboine river

The Assiniboine River is a river in the prairies of western Canada. It is a typical meandering river with a single main channel embanked within a flat, shallow valley. It flows south-east from Saskatchewan to "the Forks" in Winnipeg, Manitoba into the Red River of the North. Some of the flow is diverted into Lake Manitoba at Portage la Prairie. In 1967, a dam was built in Shellmouth, Manitoba that controls the river's flow. There are three stations placed down the river that have been taking measurements since 1913. Tributaries include the Souris River which joins it near Brandon, Manitoba.

Location	Peak Flow, 1995 (m³/s)	Mean Flow, April '95 (m³/s)	Mean Flow, May '95 (m³/s)	Max Flow, Date (m³/s)
Russel	360 May 04	34.2	46.3	504 April 29, 1922
Brandon	566 April 26	81.1	104.0	651 May 07, 1923
Headingley	300 April 20	115.0	142.0	614 April 27, 1916

External link

http://www.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca/ccrs/rd/apps/hydro/assin/assin_e.html

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Assiniboine River

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