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Assiniboine River.

river in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, Canada

Seen in 61 reportsLast reported Sep 24

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Around Assiniboine River this week

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  • Madge Lake Structural

    Madge Lake supplies the Assiniboine River via high water runoff.

    Some supportAug 27
  • Jennifer Bone Operational

    Jennifer Bone actively monitors the water levels and state of the Assiniboine River as part of her professional focus.

    Some supportJul 8
  • Bell MTS Shared context

    Bell MTS operates within the geographic and environmental context of the Assiniboine River basin, which influences its operations during critical events like floods.

    Some supportJul 9
  • Winnipeg Operational

    The city of Winnipeg operates in close functional proximity to the Assiniboine River, with the river's current state impacting the city's operational environment.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Oak River Shared context

    Oak River is a tributary that flows into the Assiniboine River.

    Some supportJul 8
  • Winnipeg Police Service Shared context

    The police service operates within the geographical and hydrological constraints imposed by the river's current state.

    Some supportJul 10
  • Portage la Prairie Shared context

    Portage la Prairie is geographically located near the Assiniboine River and is associated with a diversion project.

    Some supportSep 24
  • Parkland Shared context

    The Assiniboine River basin and Parkland region share environmental dynamics, specifically related to water levels.

    Some supportJul 2
  • Saskatchewan Shared context

    The Assiniboine River is geographically situated within the boundaries of Saskatchewan province, whose actions include causing floods.

    Well supportedJul 7
  • Red River Shared context

    Assiniboine River physically flows into Red River.

    Some supportJul 10

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