Talk:Koukdjuak River

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This river seems to be extremely wide. It's wide enough to show up on some maps whose scale is too large to show most rivers. Some like this map make it look like the river is a sea strait and Nettilling Lake is a sea inlet. The river also seems from satellite images to be extremely shallow and full of shifting bars and islets. I wonder what the flow rate is. It must all freeze over for much of the year. I note that Nettilling Lake's maximum depth is much greater than its surface elevation. jnestorius^(talk) 02:48, 14 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]