Brûlé Lake
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Brûlé Lake is a lake in western Alberta, Canada.
It is formed along the Athabasca River, immediately east of Jasper National Park and 30 km west of Hinton. The Brûlé Lake sand dunes are a popular place for all-terrain vehicle driving.
The main line of the Canadian National Railway passes on the western side of the lake, while the Yellowhead Highway passes on the eastern side.
The lake lies at an elevation of 984 m, is 10 km long, and has a maximum width of 2 km. The total water area is 14.5 km².
Between 1799 and 1801, Hudson's Bay Company had a trading post established on the shores of the lake.
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Major Rivers: Athabasca • Beaver • Hay • Milk • North Saskatchewan • Peace • Red Deer • Slave • South Saskatchewan
Other Rivers: Battle • Bow • Brazeau • Chinchaga • Crowsnest • Clearwater • Elbow • Firebag • Lesser Slave • Little Smoky • Oldman • Pembina • Petitot • Sheep • Smoky • Sunwapta • Wabasca • Wapiti • (more...)
Major Lakes: Athabasca • Bistcho • Claire • Lesser Slave
Other Lakes: Abraham • Beaverhill • Brûlé • Calling • Cold • La Biche • Louise • Maligne • Minnewanka • Moraine • Peyto • Pigeon • Pinehurst • Pyramid • Skeleton • Sylvan • Utikuma • Vermilion • Wabamun • Waterton • Zama • (more...)
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