Frontenac Lake (Milieu River)

Frontenac Lake is a small lake located within the watershed of the Milieu River in the administrative region of Nord-du-Québec, Canada. The lake is characterized by its remote location within the boreal forest. It's primarily accessed via bush plane or by traversing the network of rivers and lakes common to the region.

Its primary inflow and outflow is the Milieu River itself, contributing to its role in the larger regional hydrological system. The lake's ecological significance lies in its contribution to habitat for various species of fish, waterfowl, and mammals endemic to the area, including, potentially, species important for both commercial and subsistence activities. Specific data on the biodiversity and ecological health of Frontenac Lake may be limited due to its relative isolation and challenges associated with conducting research in the area. The lake is likely subject to the environmental pressures common to boreal lake systems, such as climate change impacts and potential contamination from atmospheric deposition or upstream activities. Further research would be necessary to fully characterize the lake's limnological properties and its role within the greater Milieu River ecosystem.