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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 03, 1963

Page

12

Manitoba's Role in a National Power Grid

Recent meetings of provincial and national authorities discuss a Canada wide power grid. Manitoba could become a key power center with Nelson River as a major source. vast hydro resources in the north offer future development and regional economic benefits.

Canada Manitoba Hydro Ontario Saskatchewan Manitoba Nelson Kelsey Nelson River

Manitoba Sees Big Growth in Hydro Power Demand

The Manitoba economy diversifies and rural urban populations boom increasing demand for electricity. Grand Rapids on the Saskatchewan River will transmit 330 000 kW from a new hydro plant set for 1965. The Nelson River Kelsey Station supports Thompson nickel development as Manitoba eyes a national power grid.

Kelsey Laurie River Pine Falls Great Falls Mcarthur Falls Seven Sisters Slave Falls Pointe DU Bois Amy Street Brandon Selkirk PAS Grand Rapids Manitoba Hydro City OF Winnipeg Hydro Electric System Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd Nelson River White Mud Falls Red Rock Rapids Birthday Rapids Gull Rapids Big Hill Kettle Rapids Long Spruce Rapids Limestone Rapids Gillam Island Winnipeg Churchill River Pukatawagan Falls Granville Falls Miss Falls God’s Rapids Fidler Lake Upper Canyon Lower Canyon Old Beach Manitoba Winnipeg River Saskatchewan Nelson, Churchill Seal Rivers Chewan Lake Winnipeg Thompson Canada

Nel son River Named for Button's Master

The Nelson River in northern Manitoba extends about 400 miles from Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay. Discovered in 1692 by Sir Thomas Button, it was named for his sailing master who died on the outward voyage.

Manitoba Nelson Lake Winnipeg Hudson Bay Thomas Button

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Saskatchewan River Seal River Seven Sisters Falls Grand Rapids Power Development Hydro Electric Power
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