Rivière au Saumon (Saint-Jean River tributary)

Geography

• north-west of the village center of Havre-Saint-Pierre;
• north-west of the mouth of the Saint John River;
• north-west of the mouth of the Salmon river.

• first south to the outlet of two lakes; then south-east to the lake ?; then south across the lake?, to its mouth. Note: This lake is characterized by a first peninsula attached to the east shore, stretching to the southwest on and a second peninsula attached to the west shore, s' stretching over to the east;
• first towards the south-east, crossing a small triangular lake at the end of the segment, to its mouth;
• first south-east on to the northwest shore of Lac Collas; then east and south across Collas Lake over its full length to its mouth. Note: this lake receives 5 lake discharges, the largest of which comes from the south;

• towards the east by forming a loop towards the north, followed by another towards the south to bypass a mountain, collecting the discharge from Robin lake, crossing the lake Le Bouthiller on, to its mouth;
• first towards the east to a bend in the river corresponding to the outlet of several lakes; then south, crossing Renfrew Lake on, to its mouth. Note: Renfrew Lake is characterized by a large rectangular peninsula attached to the west shore, stretching for to the east; which gives the lake the shape of a question mark backwards;
• towards the south-east by collecting the discharge of Lake Esnault and the discharge of a set of lakes, up to the discharge of Lac Douayren;
• towards the east in a deep valley, forming a loop towards the north, then curving towards the south-east, until its mouth.

• north-west of the village center of Mingan;
• north of the mouth of the Saint-Jean river ;
• west of Manitou Lake which is part of the hydrographic side of the Mingan River.

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