Talk:Saskatchewan River Delta

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Dubious[edit]

UNESCO recognizes the Peace-Athabasca Delta as the largest inland delta.^[1]

References

^ UNESCO Wood Buffalo National Park

Dam distance[edit]

"and another on the Saskatchewan River 25 km upstream of the delta (E.B. Campbell dam, Saskatchewan)"

Wouldn't that be more like 250km upstream of the delta? Typo? cluth (talk) 21:45, 4 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

[1] UNESCO Wood Buffalo National Park

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