Kwetabohigan
The Kwetabohigan flows through the forested lowlands towards the Moose River and James Bay. Its name comes from the language of the Moose Cree, whose country includes the rivers leading inland from the bay. The Moose formed part of a water route used in the fur trade, and a Hudson's Bay Company post was established near its mouth in the 1670s. Indigenous hunters and traders brought furs to the coastal posts by routes that preceded the company.
References
- de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwetabohigan_River
- geogratis.gc.ca/services/geoname/en/geonames.html?expand=items.status%2Citems.concise%2Citems.generic%2Citems.province&q=&select=items.status.term%2Citems.concise.term%2Citems.generic.term%2Citems.province.description&skip=11400
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moose_River_(Ontario)
- waskaganish.ca/the-fur-trade/