Petaigan
The Petaigan River flows through the wooded lowlands of eastern Saskatchewan toward the Saskatchewan River. Its Cree name belongs to a country of rivers, wetlands and forest on the edge of the northern plains. Fur traders established a post on the river, using waterways that had long connected Indigenous communities across the interior. The river and its tributaries drain toward the Saskatchewan, one of the great routes east to Lake Winnipeg and beyond.
References
- geogratis.gc.ca/services/geoname/en/geonames.html?expand=items.status%2Citems.concise%2Citems.generic%2Citems.province&q=Cork+Island+[1]&select=items.status.term%2Citems.concise.term%2Citems.generic.term%2Citems.province.description&skip=118900
- www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/hbca/post_maps/saskatchewan.html