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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 09, 1963

Page

6

Seal River hydro potential survey notes 120 000 kw

Preliminary surveys of the Seal River indicate a total head of 600 feet may be developed from seven sites numbered 23 to 29 inclusive on the map. The sites are unnamed. Seal River potential 120,000 kilowatts.

Seal River Urchill River Pukatawagan Falls Granville Falls Missi Falls God‘s Rapids Fidler Lake Rapids Head Upper Canyon Lower Canyon Old Beach Limestone Rapids

Manitoba power boom drives bigger hydro plans

Manitoba’s economy diversifies and rural growth spurs rising electricity demand as hydro resources expand. Grand Rapids on the Saskatchewan River will soon transmit 330 000 kW from 1965 onward, with Kelsey on the Nelson feeding Thompson. Manitoba eyes a national power grid, leveraging northern river sites and existing Winnipeg River capacity.

Manitoba Winnipeg River Brandon Selkirk Saskatchewan Nelson, Churchill Seal Rivers Grand Rapids Chewan Lake Winnipeg

Manitoba's Part In National Power Grid

Recent meetings by provincial and national authorities discuss a Canada wide power grid. Manitoba could become a key power centre due to central location and rich rivers like Nelson River. Development would require vast studies on long distance transmission and future hydro resources in northern Manitoba.

Kelsey Nelson River Thompson Manitoba Canada Manitoba Hydro Ontario Saskatchewan Nelson

Nel son River Named For Sailing Master Of Sir Thomas Button

The Nel son River in northern Manitoba is a 400 mile waterway flowing northeast between Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay. It was discovered in 1692 by Sir Thomas Button and named after his sailing master who died on the outward voyage.

Manitoba Nelson Lake Winnipeg Hudson Bay Thomas Button

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