Firebag River

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Firebag River
Western Canada rivers
Firebag River in western Canada

Firebag is a river in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada.

It originates in Firebag Lake in northwestern Saskatchewan, flows west into Alberta, and discharges in the Athabasca River 65 km north of Fort Mackay.

The length of the river is approximately 170 km, and the average discharge at the Athabasca River confluence is 20 m³/s.[1]

The southern tract of Marguerite River Wildland[2] protects part of the river valley, and a recreation park for Northeast Alberta Region located along the river has been proposed in 1980[3]

Suncor has a SAGD project in production (the Firebag in-situ operation), extracting bitumen from the tar sands located in the river basin[4].

  1. ^ Alberta Environment - Firebag River discharge
  2. ^ Alberta Community Development - Marguerite River Wildland Park
  3. ^ Alberta Wilderness Association - McClelland Lake Wetland history
  4. ^ Suncor - Firebag in-situ oil sands facility


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