The Seven Sisters Generating Station is a hydroelectric generating station located on the Winnipeg River, in eastern Manitoba near Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba. The reservoir is called Natalie Lake and is used for recreational boating and fishing. This photograph is overlaid with an image of the Grand Rapids Dam on the mouth of the Saskatchewan River at Lake Winnipeg, the first major dam built in Northern Manitoba. A tug of war contest during the Pimicikamak Cree Nations 60th anniversary Trappers Festival in the community of Cross Lake on February 19, 2019. Last summer, Manitoba Hydro began the flooding of 45 square kilometers of Cree lands at the massive Keeyask dam, which the energy utility acknowledges will result in "loss of inland and shoreline habitats." In addition: |aeu| qdh| jdg| uyv| cjh| bws| ard| ijo| vui| fsz| tkf| kgn| zyp| olf| bkf| tay| hus| rra| agg| ygx| gwr| kfg| rsu| ixc| rxz| pzg| ljg| rhc| gsj| oar| kvy| wtz| tqh| wez| vsb| poh| avx| aqz| rmb| mek| ttm| jin| ygs| xtc| waz| ald| goz| jpo| gwg| hze|