Athabasca River

**Athabasca River**
	Canadian river in Alberta province
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Instance of	river; Canadian Heritage Rivers System;
Location	Alberta, Canada
Length	1,231 km;
Elevation above sea level	207 m;
Origin of the watercourse	Columbia Icefield;
Mouth of the watercourse	Lake Athabasca;
Inflows	Athabasca Glacier;
Drainage basin	Mackenzie River basin;
Basin country	Canada;
Tributary	Lesser Slave River (left bank); Maligne River; Pembina River; McLeod River; La Biche River; Clearwater River; Firebag River; Richardson River; Sunwapta River; Snaring River; Fiddle River; Astoria River; Chaba River; Miette River; Whirlpool River; Freeman River; Snake Indian River (left bank); Berland River; MacKay River; Ells River; …;
Lake on watercourse	Lake Athabasca;
	58° 40′ 01.06″ N, 110° 50′ 06.61″ W
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	Q2216; VIAF ID: 236926544; GND ID: 4281605-1; Library of Congress authority ID: sh85009103; IdRef ID: 083922555; National Library of Israel ID (old): 000647479; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007294942205171; OpenStreetMap relation ID: 16278517
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Athabasca River is a major river of Alberta fed from the Columbia Glacier and ending at the Arctic Ocean.

Athabasca watershed
Athabasca River at the mouth of Brule Lake
The Athabasca River railroad track at the mouth of Brule Lake
Athabasca River flowing into the linn at the Athabasca Falls
Highway 63 bridges crossing the Athabasca River at Fort McMurray, Alberta
Athabasca River in Jasper National Park
along Yellowhead Highway 16 between intersection to Malign Valley Road and intersection to Snaring River Campground, overlooking Colin Range in the south

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