Along the St. Lawrence numerous towns and villages dot the sides of the seaway. Inland, you'll find numerous lakes, quarries, rivers and canals awaiting you. If you are an interested client please use the map and the list nearby to decide if you are best placed within this region, or an adjoining one. Please note, that due to the size of the region it will be further subdivided into several zones with further maps. This 1300km long river starts far to the northwest at lake Timiskaming.
Tributaries flow in from the Laurentian mountains to the north.
The river flows towards Ottawa and joins the St. Lawrence at Montreal. Rapids and still lakes punctuate the river along its course. Many of the rivers from the north feature wild water. Two of the southern tributaries, the Petawawa R. and Madawaska R. flow through rugged terrain and are known for their white water. The river was for several centuries the primary route into the interior of the province.