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The Long Lake Diversion is a project that diverts the headwaters of the Kenogami River in the James Bay drainage basin into to the Aguasabon River, a tributary of Lake Superior in the Great Lakes Basin to provide a method of transporting timber and of generating hydroelectricity.

History

Elements

Kenogami Dam diversion dam

South Control Dam backing up Diversion Lake

Cut Channel though to join Aguasabon River

References

Annin, Peter (2006). "Chapter 6 - Long Lac and Ogoki". The Great Lakes water wars. Washington: Island Press. pp. 110–124. ISBN 9781559630870. OCLC 65205007. Retrieved 2010-06-21.
Ghassemi, Fereidoun; White, Ian (2007). "Section B: Inter-basin water transfer projects". Inter-basin water transfer: case studies from Australia, United States, Canada, China, and India. Washington: Cambridge University Press. pp. 275–278. ISBN 9780521869690. OCLC 74940852. Retrieved 2010-06-21.