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| NAME= Seal River <br />
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| FLUSSSYSTEM= Seal River<br />
| ABFLUSSWEG= Hudson Bay<br />
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| LÄNGE= 226<br />
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| PEGEL1= unterhalb Great Island/126/48100////374///<br />
| PEGEL1-REIHE= 1955/2024<br />
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| BEZEICHNUNG-QUELLE= Ursprung<br />
| QUELLE= [[Shethanei Lake]]<br />
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| QUELLHÖHE=252<br />
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| MÜNDUNG= in die [[Hudson Bay]]<br />
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| MÜNDUNG_REGION= CA-MB <br />
| LINKE NEBENFLÜSSE= [[Big Spruce River (Seal River)|Big Spruce River]], [[Wolverine River (Seal River)|Wolverine River]]<br />
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| ANMERKUNGEN= [[Canadian Heritage River]]; zahlreiche Flussinseln<br />
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Der '''Seal River''' ("seal" ist das englische Wort für „[[Robben|Robbe]]“) ist ein 226&nbsp;km langer Fluss im Norden von [[Manitoba]] in [[Kanada]]. Der Seal River wurde 1987 für das [[Canadian Heritage Rivers System]] nominiert und 1992 aufgenommen.<ref name=CHRS>{{cite web| last=[[Canadian Heritage Rivers System]]| url=http://www.chrs.ca/Rivers/Seal/Seal_e.htm| date=2010| title=Through the “Land of Little Sticks”| accessdate=2010-02-01| url-status=dead| archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110106230127/http://www.chrs.ca/Rivers/Seal/Seal_e.htm| archivedate=2011-01-06| language=en|offline=yes| archivebot=2019-05-13 06:37:28 InternetArchiveBot}}</ref><br />
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== Verlauf ==<br />
Der Seal River hat seinen Ursprung im [[Shethanei Lake]], der vom [[North Seal River]] und [[South Seal River]] gespeist wird. Der Seal River fließt in östlicher Richtung zur [[Hudson Bay]].<ref name=factsheet>{{cite web |publisher= [[Canadian Heritage Rivers System]] |url= http://www.chrs.ca/Rivers/Seal/Seal-F_e.htm |title= Seal River Fact Sheet |accessdate= 2010-11-24 |url-status= dead |archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20110107124054/http://www.chrs.ca/Rivers/Seal/Seal-F_e.htm |language=en|archivedate= 2011-01-07 |offline= yes |archivebot= 2019-05-13 06:37:28 InternetArchiveBot }}</ref> Mit einer Länge von 260&nbsp;km gehört der Seal River zu den vier Hauptflüssen in der Nordregion von Manitoba. Von diesen ist er der nördlichste, der keine Staudämme hat.<ref name=factsheet/> Sein [[Einzugsgebiet]] umfasst eine Fläche von ungefähr 50.000&nbsp;km².<ref name=atlas>{{cite web |title= Canada Drainage Basins |year= 1985 |work= Atlas of Canada, 5th edition |publisher= Natural Resources Canada |url= http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/site/english/maps/archives/5thedition/environment/water/mcr4055 |accessdate= 2010-11-24 |archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20110304184849/http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/site/english/maps/archives/5thedition/environment/water/mcr4055 |language=en|archivedate= 2011-03-04 |offline= yes |archivebot= 2023-01-08 06:09:34 InternetArchiveBot }}</ref><br />
Der Fluss befindet sich fernab von Siedlungen in einer isolierten [[Wildnis]].<br />
Die nächsten Orte sind [[Churchill (Manitoba)|Churchill]] und das kleine [[Tadoule Lake (Ort)|Tadoule Lake]]. Churchill liegt etwa 45&nbsp;km südlich der Mündung des Flusses in die Hudson Bay, während Tadoule Lake weit landeinwärts nahe der Quelle liegt. Es gibt keine permanenten Siedlungen entlang des Flusslaufs.<br />
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The river flows through a mix of [[Boreal forest of Canada|boreal forests]] at the southernmost edge of Canada's [[tundra]]. Because it travels through this transition zone, the river travels through dense forests, as well as portions of the barren and rocky [[subarctic]] wilderness. The course of the river is inconsistent and very dangerous to [[Navigability|navigate]]. The river has no human uses, except for the very few skilled travelers on rafts or canoes who brave the treacherous waters each year.<ref name=CHRS/><br />
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== History ==<br />
Seal River was nominated for the [[Canadian Heritage Rivers System]] in 1987 because of its natural and ecological importance, not its importance to people in the development of the area.<ref name=CHRS/> The whole course of the river is entirely undeveloped and far removed from any regular human intervention. The river is considered one of the last great wild rivers of Canada.<ref>{{cite web| last= Churchill Wild| url=http://www.churchillwild.com/index.cfm| date=2009| title=Polar Bear Tours: Churchill, Manitoba| accessdate=February 1, 2010}}</ref><br />
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While the river served little use to the early European colonizers of the Hudson Bay region, the river itself served more importance for [[First Nations]] many centuries ago. The first European to navigate the Seal River was [[Samuel Hearne]], who walked the route of the river in 1771. Early Europeans themselves saw no use for the river, while the only traces of their existence in the area were short-lived mining camps near the mouth of the river that date back only to the 1940s. While there are few historical remnants of European existence in the area, there are many artifacts belonging to the [[Chipewyan]] and even earlier [[Taltheilei Shale Tradition|Talteilei]] tribes. They regularly came to the river to hunt the vast amounts of [[Reindeer|caribou]]. Traces of First Nation presence in the area dates back up to 7,000 years ago.<ref name=CHRS/><br />
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Because there are no public travel accommodations near the river, access to the river can only be provided through various far-off airports— in which [[Churchill Airport]] and [[Tadoule Lake Airport]] are the closest. The rest of the journey to the river must be hiked. Charter tour groups of the river and the surrounding area are rare and very expensive. Because of the extreme isolation of the river and its dangerous topography, very few adventurers travel to the river on a yearly basis. The rivers owes its preservation to the harsh wilderness, infertile soil, and very cold climate, which have made the area very inhospitable to even the most experienced travelers.<ref name=CHRS/><br />
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== Einzelnachweise ==<br />
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{{Internetquelle |url= https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/6893886 |titel= Seal River |hrsg= OpenStreetMap |abruf=2025-07-20}}</ref><br />
<ref name="wateroffice">{{Internetquelle |url= https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/report/historical_e.html?stn=06GD001&dataType=Monthly&parameterType=Flow&year=2024&mode=Table |titel=Monthly Discharge Data for SEAL RIVER BELOW GREAT ISLAND (06GD001) &#91;MB&#93; |abruf=2025-07-20 |hrsg=Government of Canada |sprache=en}}</ref><br />
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== Weblinks ==<br />
{{Commonscat|Seal River (Manitoba)|Seal River}}<br />
* {{CanadGeogrNames|id=GAYPB|name=Seal River}}<br />
* {{Internetquelle |url=https://chrs.ca/en/rivers/seal-river |titel=Seal River – Des nedhè Seal |abruf=2025-07-20 |werk=chrs.ca |hrsg=Canadian Heritage Rivers System |sprache=en}}<br />
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