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| NAME= Homathko River<br />
| LAGE= {{CAN}}<br />
* {{CA-BC}}<br />
| FLUSSSYSTEM= Homathko River<br />
| ABFLUSSWEG= Pazifischer Ozean<br />
| EINZUGSGEBIET= 5700<br />
| NACHWEIS-EINZUGSGEBIET= <ref name="ATL">{{Webarchiv | url=http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/site/english/learningresources/facts/rivers.html | wayback=20130122002203 | text=The Atlas of Canada – Rivers}} (englisch)</ref><br />
| LÄNGE= 137 <br />
| NACHWEIS-LÄNGE= <ref name="ATL"/><br />
| PEGEL1= 08GD004/12/5680////271///<br />
| PEGEL1-REIHE= 1958/1962 1973/2016<br />
| NACHWEIS-PEGEL1= <ref name="wateroffice"/><br />
| BEZEICHNUNG-QUELLE= Quellgebiet<br />
| QUELLE= Niut Range ([[Pacific Ranges]])<br />
| QUELLHÖHE-PREFIX= ca.<br />
| QUELLHÖHE= 2200<br />
| HÖHENBEZUG-QUELLE= CA<br />
| QUELLE_LAT_GRAD= 51/42/39/N<br />
| QUELLE_LONG_GRAD= 124/36/15/W<br />
| QUELLE_REGION= CA-BC <br />
| MÜNDUNG= [[Bute Inlet]] ([[Pazifischer Ozean]])<br />
| MÜNDUNGSHÖHE-PREFIX= <br />
| MÜNDUNGSHÖHE= 0<br />
| HÖHENBEZUG-MÜNDUNG= CA<br />
| MÜNDUNGSHÖHE-SUFFIX= <br />
| NACHWEIS-MÜNDUNGSHÖHE= <br />
| MÜNDUNG_LAT_GRAD= 50.922096<br />
| MÜNDUNG_LONG_GRAD= -124.850367<br />
| MÜNDUNG_REGION= CA-BC <br />
| LINKE NEBENFLÜSSE= [[Nostetuko River]]<br />
| RECHTE NEBENFLÜSSE= [[Ottarasko Creek]], [[Mosley Creek (Homathko River)|Mosley Creek]]<br />
| SEEN= [[Tatlayoko Lake]]<br />
| GEMEINDEN= <br />
| ANMERKUNGEN= <br />
| MAPFRAME-ID=Q270485<br />
| BILD= Homathko dock - panoramio.jpg<br />
| BILDBESCHREIBUNG= Homathko River unweit der Mündung<br />
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Der '''Homathko River''' ist einer der größeren Flüsse in den südlichen [[Coast Mountains]] in [[British Columbia]] und einer von wenigen Flüssen, welche die Gebirgskette vom [[Chilcotin Plateau|Chilcotin-Plateau]] zu den [[Fjord]]en durchschneiden. <br />
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== Flusslauf ==<br />
Der Homathko River entspringt im Norden der ''Niut Range'', einem Gebirgszug der [[Pacific Ranges]] auf einer Höhe von {{Höhe|2200}}. Er fließt von dort hinab zum [[Chilcotin District|Chilcotin Plateau]], wendet sich dann nach Süden und durchfließt den [[Tatlayoko Lake]] in südlicher Richtung. Anschließend durchschneidet er die [[Coast Mountains]], anfangs in südwestlicher, später in südsüdöstlicher Richtung und mündet schließlich in den [[Pazifischer Ozean|Pazifischen Ozean]] am Ende des [[Bute Inlet]] gegenüber der Mündung des [[Southgate River]].<br />
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Das Tal des Homathko River ist sehr schwierig zu befahren. Die starke Strömung macht es unmöglich, den Fluss zu überqueren. Das Tal wird von [[Grizzlybär]]en frequentiert.<br />
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Das [[Einzugsgebiet]] des Homathko umfasst eine Fläche von 5700&nbsp;km².<ref name="ATL"/><br />
Der mittlere Abfluss 12&nbsp;km oberhalb der Mündung beträgt 271&nbsp;m³/s.<ref name="wateroffice"/> Während der Eisschmelze der Gletscher zwischen Juni und August werden gewöhnlich die höchsten Abflüsse gemessen.<ref name="wateroffice"/><br />
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Die Berge, welche den Homathko River flankieren, gehören zu den höchsten der Coast Mountains, darunter der [[Mount Waddington]] westlich des Flusses in der [[Waddington Range]] sowie [[Mount Queen Bess]] östlich des Flusses, gegenüber dem [[Homathko Icefield]]. <br />
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Also flanking the Homathko River on the west are the [[Niut Range]], which is in the angle of the Homathko and its main west fork, Mosley Creek, and the [[Whitemantle Range]], which is to the south of the [[Waddington Range]] massif, forming the mountainous ridge dividing [[Bute Inlet|Bute]] and [[Knight Inlet]]s. The [[Pantheon Range]] lies west of Mosley Creek and the [[Niut Range]] and adjoins the [[Waddington Range]] immediately on the north.<br />
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==History==<br />
Just below the confluence of Mosley Creek and the Homathko River, at the southern foot of the [[Niut Range]], the bullying of a party of [[Tsilhqot'in]] [[First Nations]] warriors hired to help build an enterprise known as [[Waddington's Road]] led to their massacre of the road company's workers and the opening of hostilities between a faction of the [[Tsilhqot'in|Chilcotin]] people and the [[Crown Colony of British Columbia|colonial government]] of [[British Columbia]]. <br />
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This was the opening round of the [[Chilcotin War]] of 1864. The land-surveyed townsite of [[Port Waddington, British Columbia|Port Waddington]] on today's maps is a relic of those times. the townsite had been surveyed as part of roadbuilder [[Alfred Waddington]]'s obligations in having the licence to build the road, as well as profit from the sale of lots (and some lots were sold, but the townsite never came to anything).<br />
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The route of the failed road contract was later considered for the mainline of the [[Canadian Pacific Railway]], to connect to [[Vancouver Island]] via [[Seymour Narrows]], connecting to [[Victoria, British Columbia|Victoria]], but [[Burrard Inlet]] was chosen for the railway's terminus-port city instead, thereby creating the [[Vancouver, British Columbia|City of Vancouver]].<br />
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==Hydroelectric Proposals==<br />
Attention to the route's possibilities waned since being eyed by the [[Canadian Pacific Railway|CPR]] but plans to develop the Homathko and its neighbouring rivers for hydroelectric power. The Homathko alone has immense hydroelectric potential, but full build-out as first conceived would divert the [[Taseko Lakes]] and [[Chilko Lake]] into the Homathko system via [[Tatlayoko Lake]]. A series of dams on the Homathko and its tributaries, using the extra power of the water from the [[Chilcotin River|Chilcotin]]'s tributaries, would have generated some of the most power per project in [[British Columbia]].<br />
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The creation of [[Ts'il?os Provincial Park]] (the '?' represents a [[glottal stop]]) and [[Big Creek Provincial Park]] have shelved the grand plan, as [[Chilko Lake|Chilko]] and [[Taseko Lakes]] are protected and cannot be diverted (also for [[salmon fishery]] reasons). But the dams proposed for the Homathko Canyon are still on the books and are effectively on sale by the export subsidiary of [[BC Hydro]], Powerex. If ever built, the largest dam and powerhouse will stand at a point in the Homathko Canyon that is marked on the map as "Murderer's Bar" - no less than the spot on which the [[Chilcotin War]] began.<br />
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== Siehe auch ==<br />
*[[Homathko Estuary Provincial Park]]<br />
*[[Waddington Canyon]]<br />
*[[Great Canyon (Homathko River)]]<br />
*[[Homathko River-Tatlayoko Protected Area]]<br />
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== Weblinks ==<br />
{{Commonscat}}<br />
*{{BCGNIS|17482|Homathko River}}<br />
* {{CanadGeogrNames|id=JBFDQ|name=Homathko River}}<br />
*[http://matt.civil.googlepages.com Homathko Engineering]<br />
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== Einzelnachweise ==<br />
<references><br />
<ref name="wateroffice">[https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca Government of Canada: Water Level and Flow: Station 08GD004]</ref><br />
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[[Kategorie:Gewässersystem Pazifischer Ozean|0Homathko River]]<br />
[[Kategorie:Fluss in den Coast Mountains]]<br />
[[Kategorie:Strathcona Regional District]]<br />
[[Kategorie:Cariboo Regional District]]</div>imported>Vorwald