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Fishing on Slave River Canada, AB	Link  |   |  IAJFO    The Slave River originates in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, at the forks of Peace River and Rivière des Rochers, which drains the Athabasca River and Lake Athabasca.
Length: 434 [km]
Source : Peace-Athabasca Delta Lattitude: 59.00   Longitude: -111.40 Elevation: 210 [m] Location: Peace-Athabasca Delta
Mouth : Great Slave Lake Lattitude: 61.30 Longitude: -113.60 Elevation: 156 [m] Location: 11-126-W4
Fish Species       Walleye    Pike, Northern Whitefish, Mountain    Whitefish, Lake Goldeye	Arctic Grayling    Burbot Perch, Yellow    Trout, Dolly Varden
Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Bocquene River 59.5 -111.3    Source    Dempsey Creek 59.0 -111.3    Source    Great Slave Lake 61.9 -112.7    Mouth    La Butte Creek 59.4 -111.5    Source    Peace River 56.6 -122.6    Source    Revillon Coupe 58.9 -111.4    Outflow    Salt River 59.9 -112.2    Source	Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Chilloneys Creek 58.8 -111.3    Source    Dog River 59.8 -111.4    Source    Hornaday River 59.4 -111.6    Source    Murdock Creek 59.4 -111.5    Source    Powder Creek 59.1 -111.4    Source    Rivière des Rochers 59.0 -111.4    Source    Scow Channel 59.1 -111.4    Source
Close By Lat/Lon  |         Ardens Slough 58.9 -111.5    10 km    Bocquene Lake 59.5 -111.1    20 km    Camp Lake 62.1 -112.9    20 km    Lake Athabasca 59.0 -108.6    5 km    Sanderson Creek 58.9 -111.2    10 km	Lakes and Rivers Lat/Lon  |         Blue Grave Creek 56.6 -122.5    20 km    Brine Creek 59.9 -112.3    10 km    Egg Lake 58.9 -111.4    5 km    Mud Lake 58.8 -111.3    10 km    Prairie River 58.6 -111.6    20 km

Last change: 2021-04-22