Oldman River

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The Oldman River is a major waterway in southwestern Alberta, Canada, known for its role in regional irrigation, hydroelectric power, and recreation before joining the South Saskatchewan River system.

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Oldman River canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
waterway
basinCountry Canada
confluenceWith Bow River via South Saskatchewan River system
continent North America
country Canada
drainageBasin Saskatchewan River basin
linked to: Saskatchewan River
flowsDirection generally eastward
northeastward
flowsThrough Fort Macleod
Lethbridge
Pincher Creek region
linked to: Pincher Creek
hasDam Oldman River Dam
hasEcosystemType prairie river ecosystem
hasStructure Oldman River Dam
hasTributary Castle River
Crowsnest River
St. Mary River
Waterton River
hasValley Oldman River valley
influences local climate and riparian environments
regional agriculture in southern Alberta
locatedIn Alberta
southern Alberta plains
locatedInRegion southwestern Alberta
linked to: southern Alberta
mouthOfWatercourse South Saskatchewan River
near Lethbridge Viaduct
partOf Nelson River drainage basin
linked to: Nelson River

South Saskatchewan River system
recreationActivity camping along its banks
canoeing
kayaking
rafting
region Prairies
sourceLocation Canadian Rockies
linked to: Rocky Mountains
sourceRegion southwestern Alberta
supports irrigation districts in southern Alberta
tributaryOf South Saskatchewan River
usedFor agricultural water supply
boating
fishing
hydroelectric power generation
irrigation
municipal water supply
recreation
wildlife habitat
watercourseType inland river

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Alberta hasRiver Oldman River
Fort Macleod locatedOn Oldman River
subject linked to: Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Lethbridge locatedOnRiver Oldman River
Lethbridge bridgeCrosses Oldman River