Natashquan

American  

[nuh-tash-kwuhn] / nəˈtæʃ kwən /

Or Natashkwan

noun

1. a river in Labrador and Quebec, E Canada, flowing S to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. 241 miles (388 km) long.

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Example Sentences

Its work in Canadian waters is directed by two able and self-sacrificing men: Dr Grenfell, whose base is at St Anthony's in North-East Newfoundland, and whose beat goes straight down north along the Newfoundland Labrador, which faces the Atlantic; and Dr Hare, whose base is Harrington, in the centre of the Canadian Labrador, which runs in from the Strait of Belle Isle to Natashquan, more than two hundred miles along the north shore of the Gulf, among a perfect labyrinth of islands.

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To-day it runs just east of Natashquan and is a full 500 miles below.

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The electoral line stops short at Natashquan, 36 miles west of Kegashka.

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The Province might do this from Natashquan west.

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Two days later we reached the Post at Romain, and on the afternoon of April seventeenth reached Natashquan and open water. 

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