The Rivière au Saumon is a river located in the province of Quebec, Canada. It is a tributary of the Saint-Jean River, which ultimately flows into the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. The Rivière au Saumon is primarily known for its salmon runs, making it a popular destination for angling. Its watershed is largely characterized by forested terrain and typical Laurentian Shield geography. Specific details regarding its length, precise drainage area, and smaller sub-tributaries may vary depending on the source and mapping data used. Local communities and recreational activities along the river are heavily influenced by its seasonal flow and fish populations.
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