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which the river that waters prairies.​

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Answered by janvi9987
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Answer:

Saskatchewan River system

Answered by nirankarkothere
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Answer:

Saskatchewan River

From glaciers to grasslands

Cree name: Kisiskatchewan, meaning 'swift current'

Current official name: Saskatchewan, from the Cree original

Source: Rocky Mountains, east of the Continental Divide

Mouth: Hudson Bay, via Lake Winnipeg and Nelson River

Direction of flow: east

Length : 4618 kilometres, including main north and south branches to Lake Winnipeg

Main Characteristic: Drains the vast Canadian Prairie

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