St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes outlet
The St.
Lawrence River flows from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, forming part of the border between the United States and Canada.
It's one of North America's major waterways, central to shipping and trade since European colonization.
The St.
Lawrence Seaway, completed in 1959, allows oceangoing vessels to reach the Great Lakes.
- CanadaNorthern North American nation
- OntarioCanada's most populous province
- channelPassage for transmission
- QuebecFrench-speaking Canadian province
- French CanadianFrancophone from Canada
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- QuebecQuebec City, Montreal, premier, National Assembly, premiers
- Canadian ExplorationNorthwest Passage, Hudson Bay, Jacques Cartier, John Cabot, Henry Hudson
- Canadian WatersLake Superior, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, Lake Winnipeg, James Bay
- Exploration Mapsnavigation charts, navigational maps, sea routes, survey maps, wilderness maps
- Canadian GeographyAlberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland
- Canadian PlacesVancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary
St. Lawrence RiverGreat Lakes
Five connected inland seas
Lake Ontario · lake · pond · reservoir · Caspian Sea
St. Lawrence RiverColumbia River
Major Pacific Northwest river
Colorado River · Mississippi River · Rio Grande · Missouri River · Yukon River