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Liard River

Liard River

Liard River, Nahanni Ranges on w estern horizon.

Country Canada

Regions Yukon Territory, British Columbia,

Northw est Territories

Tributaries

- left South Nahanni River

- right Dease River, Kechika River,Fort Nelson River

Source Mount Lew is

- elevation 1,500 m (4,921 ft)

- coordinates 611412N 1313739W

Mouth Mackenzie River

- location Fort Simpson, Northw est Territories

- elevation 120 m (394 f t)

- coordinates 615023N 1211758W

Length 1,115 km (693 mi)

Basin 277,100 km2(106,989 sq mi)

Discharge for near mouth

- average 2,434 m3/s(85,956 cu f t/s)

- max 11,000 m3/s(388,000 cu f t/s)

- min 300 m3/s(10,594 cu ft/s)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Liard Riverflows through Yukon, British Columbia and theNorthwest Territories, Canada. Rising in the Saint Cyr Range of thePelly Mountains in southeastern Yukon, it flows 1,115 km (693 mi)southeast through British Columbia, marking the northern end oftheRocky Mountains and then curving northeast back into the Yukon andNorthwest Territories, draining into the Mackenzie River at Fort

Simpson, Northwest Territories. The river drains approximately 277,100square kilometres of boreal forest and muskeg. [1]

Contents

1 Geography

2 History

3 Features

4 Course

4.1 Yukon

4.2 British Columbia

4.3 Northwest Territories

5 Tributaries

6 Communities

7 See also

8 References

9 External links

Geography

The river habitats are a subsection of the Lower Mackenzie FreshwaterEcoregion. The area around the river in the Yukon Territory is called theLiard River Valley, and the Alaska Highway follows the river for part ofits route. This surrounding area is also referred to as the Liard Plain,and is a physiographic section of the larger Yukon-Tanana Uplandsprovince, which in turn is part ofthe largerIntermontane Plateausphysiographic division.

The Liard River is a crossing area for Nahanni wood bison. [2]

History

The origin of the river's name is obscure, but is derived from the Frenchword for "Eastern Cottonwood" (a kind of poplar) which grow inabundance along sections of the river. Among the early fur traders, theLiard above the Fort Nelson River was referred to as the "WestBranch," while the Fort Nelson River was the "East Branch."

The first European to traverse most of the river was John McLeod of theHudson's Bay Company (HBC). Leaving Fort Simpson on June 28,1831, McLeod and eight others ascended the river, reaching andnaming the Dease River in just over six weeks. Four days later, theyreached the Frances River, and mistakenly ascended it, thinking it wasthe Liard's main branch. Nine years later, another HBC employee - Robert Campbell - journeyed to the source of the

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Liard River near Liard River Hot Springs

Liard in the St. Cyr Range, renaming the river McLeod had ascended for Frances Ramsay Simpson, the wife of the SirGeorge Simpson, the HBC's governor who had authorised both expeditions.

Features

The Grand Canyon of the Liard is a 30 kilometers (19 mi) stretch of the river beginning just east of Liard River

Hotsprings. It contains numerous class IV and higher rapids. It is located between the Toad and Trout Rivers'

confluences with the Liard.[3] 592700N 1254800W

The Liard Canyon is a separate canyon from the Grand Canyon, and is located near Lower Post.

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595900N1283600W

Liard River Hotsprings is a popular tourist attraction located at kilometre 765 of the Alaska Highway.

The historic Liard River Suspension Bridge, built in 1944, is located at kilometre 798 of the Alaska Highway.

Course

Yukon

The Liard River originates in south-eastern part of the Yukon, on the slopes of Mount Lewis, at, at an elevation of 1,500 meters (4,900 ft). It flows south and east, between the ranges of

Pelly Mountains, then south through the Yukon Plateau, where it receives the waters of Prospect Creek. It turns eastafter it receives the waters of the Caribou Creek from Caribou Lakes, then the Swede and Junkers Creek. It then followsthe southern rim of the St. Cyr Range of the Pelly Mountains, where the Ings River flows into it. It follows the southernedge of the Simpson Range, receiving the waters of the Old Gold Creek, Rainbow Creek, Dome Creek, Quartz Creekand Scurvy Creek. The Liard River continues south-east, north of the Cassiar Mountains, from where it receives theSayyea Creek and Cabin Creek while the Eckman Creek,Black River and Hasselberg Creek flow in from the north. Itcontinues in a south-east direction, receiving the Sambo Creek, False Pass Creek, Meister River, Frances River,Rancheria River, Tom Creek, Watson Creek and Albert Creek before it flows through Upper Liard, west of Watson Lakewhere it is crossed by the Alaska Highway. It receives the waters of Cormier Creek, then flows through the Liard Canyoand into British Columbia.

British Columbia

It flows south-east and east along the Alaska Highway, receiving the watersof Dease River, Kloye Creek, Trepanier Creek and Black Angus Creek. Itcontinues east through the Dease Forest, where it receives the waters of theHyland River south of Hyland River Provincial Park, then receives theMalcolm Creek, Tatisno Creek and Nustlo Creek. It flows along the Yukonborder, where the Alaska Highway once again follows the Liard and receivesthe Cosh Creek, Contact Creek, Scoby Creek and Sandin Brook, then turnssouth around Mount Sandin, receiving water from Tsia Creek, Tsinitla Creek,Tatzille Creek and Leguil Creek. It turns eastwards along the northern marginof the Liard Plateau, where it receives the Kechika River near SkooksLanding, Niloil Creek from Niloil Lake and Coal River by Coal River. Itcontinues east and south-east, south of Mount Reid, still followed by the

Alaska Highway, receiving the waters of Geddes Creek, Grant Creek, Smith River, Lapie Creek, Teeter Creek, MouldCreek and Hoole Creek.

It enters the Liard River Hot Springs Provincial Park, where the Trout River empties into the Liard. Alaska Highway runssouth along the Trout River, while the Liard flows east through the Liard River Corridor Provincial Park and Protected

Area, south of the Sentinel Range of the Muskwa Ranges, receiving the waters of Deer River and Canyon Creek in theGrand Canyon of the Liard. It continues south-east between the Barricade Range and Mount Rothenberg of the SentineRange, where the Moule Creek and Sulphur Creek flow in the Liard. It flows east, out of the Northern Rockies andthrough the foothills, where it receives waters from the Brimstone Creek, Crusty Creek, Grayling River, Graybank Creekand Toad River. It turns north-west, receiving the waters from Garbutt Creek, Lepine Creek, Chimney Creek, RuthieCreek, Scatter River and Beaver River. It then turns south-east, receives the waters from Catkin Creek, Dunedin Riverand Fort Nelson River. From here it turns north, receiving the waters of Zus Creek, Sandy Creek and La Biche River andcrosses into the Northwest Territories, immediately east of the Yukon border.

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Liard River Suspension Bridge, built in 1944

on the Alaska Highw ay Ferry across Liard River, w ay to Fort

Simpson, NWT

Northwest Territories

The Liard River continues north,receiving the waters of Big IslandCreek, Kotaneelee River andPetitot River. It turns aroundMount Coty of the FranklinMountains nearFort Liard Airfield,where it meets the Liard Highway.It receives the waters of theMuskeg River, Rabbit Creek andFlett Creek as it flows east of theLiard Range and Mount Flett. TheLiard meanders east of the

Sawmill Mountain and receives waters from the Beaver Water Creek, NetlaRiver and Bay Creek. After receiving the waters of South Nahanni River south of Nahanni Butte and east of the NahannNational Park Reserve, the Liard turns east and north-east, receiving waters from Grainger River, Blackstone River,Dehdjida Creek, Matou River, Birch River and Poplar River. It then turns north, being followed by the MackenzieHighway, and receives the Manners Creek before it empties into the Mackenzie River, immediately upstream of FortSimpson, at Clay Point, at an elevation of 120 meters (390 ft). The Truesdell Island and Franklin-Clarke Island are formeat the river mouth.

Tributaries

From headwater to mouth, the tributaries of the Liard are:

Yukon

Prospect Creek

Swede Creek

Junkers Creek

Ings River

Old Gold Creek

Rainbow CreekDome Creek

Quartz Creek

Scurvy Creek

Sayyea Creek

Eckman Creek

Black River

Hasselberg Creek

Sambo Creek

Meis ter River

Frances RiverRancheria R iver

Tom Creek

Watson Creek

Albert Creek

Cormier Creek

British Columbia mountains

Dease River

Kloye Creek
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Trepanier Creek

Black Angus Creek

Hyland River

Malcolm Creek

Tatisno Creek

Nustlo Creek

Cosh Creek

Contact Creek

Scoby Creek

Sandin Brook

Tsia Creek

Tsinitla Creek

Tatzille Creek

Leguil Creek

Kechika River

Niloil Creek

Coal R iver

Geddes Creek

Grant Creek

Smith River

Lapie Creek

Mould Creek

Hoole Creek

Trout River

Deer River

Canyon Creek

Moule Creek

Sulphur Creek

British Columbia foothills and plains

Brimstone Creek

Crusty Creek

Grayling River

Graybank Creek

Toad River

Garbutt Creek

Lepine Creek

Chimney Creek

Ruthie Creek

Scatter River

Beaver River

Catkin Creek

Dunedin R iver

Fort Nelson River

Zus Creek

Sandy Creek

La Biche River
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Northwest Territories

Big Island Creek

Kotaneelee River

Petitot River

Muskeg River

Rabbit Creek

Flett Creek

Beaver Water Creek

Netla River

BayCreek

South Nahanni River

Grainger River

Blackstone River

Dehdjida Creek

Matou River

Birch River

Poplar River

Manners Creek

Communities

From mouth to headwater, communities along the river include:

FortSimpson, Northwest Territories

FortLiard, Northwest Territories

Liard River, British Columbia

Lower Post, British Columbia

Watson Lake, YukonUpper Liard, Yukon

See also

Listof longest rivers of Canada

Listof rivers of the Northwest Territories

Listof rivers of Yukon

References

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2. ^ N.C. Larter, J.S. Nishi, T. Ellsworth, D. Johnson, G. More, D.G. Allaire (December 2003). "Observations of Wood Biso

Swimming across the Liard River, Northwest Territories, Canada" (http://pubs.aina.ucalgary.ca/arctic/Arctic56-4-408.pd

(PDF). Arctic, VOL 56, NO. 4, P. 408-412. Retrieved 2008-01-24.

3. ^ "Grand Canyon of the Liard" (http://apps.gov.bc.ca/pub/bcgnws/names/11637.html). BC Geographical Names.

http://apps.gov.bc.ca/pub/bcgnws/names/11637.html.

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