A large lake in Manitoba, Canada. It stretches 380km north to south and 90km east to west, with an area of 23,750km2 and an elevation of 217m. It is the remains of Lake Agassiz, a large glacial lake from the Pleistocene era, and there are many glacial lakes in the vicinity. It is connected to Hudson Bay by the Nelson River. It was an important transportation route during the pioneering period. → Related articles Winnipegosis [lake] | Saskatchewan [river] Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
カナダ,マニトバ州の大湖。南北約380km,東西約90km,面積約2万3750km2,湖面標高217m。洪積世の大氷河湖であるアガシー湖の残存部分であり,付近に氷河湖が多い。ネルソン川によってハドソン湾に通じる。開拓期には重要な交通路だった。 →関連項目ウィニペゴシス[湖]|サスカチュワン[川] 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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