Lake Manitoba

Lake Manitoba is a large, shallow lake in southern Manitoba, Canada, west of Lake Winnipeg. It is part of the Nelson River drainage basin and is connected to Lake Winnipeg by the Fairford River.

Lake Winnipegosis: A large lake in west-central Manitoba, north of Lake Manitoba. Together with Lake Manitoba, it forms part of the province's interconnected lake system.
Portage Diversion: A Manitoba flood-control channel that diverts Assiniboine River water toward Lake Manitoba. It can sharply increase lake inflow during major floods.
Steep Rock, Manitoba: A community on Lake Manitoba's eastern shore, known for its limestone cliffs. Its dramatic shoreline illustrates the lake's varied eastern coast.
Lake Manitoba Flooding of 2011: A major 2011 flood that raised Lake Manitoba and damaged shoreline properties and farmland. The event exposed the consequences of high inflows and contested water management.
Fairford River: A river flowing east from Lake Manitoba to Lake Winnipeg. It is Lake Manitoba's principal natural outlet.
Lake Manitoba Regulation: A provincial program and infrastructure system for managing Lake Manitoba water levels. Regulation affects the lake's outlet and the timing of water-level changes.
Delta Marsh: A large wetland at the mouth of the Assiniboine River on Lake Manitoba's south shore. It is a major habitat shaped by the lake's water levels and sediment.
Lake Manitoba Outlet Channels Project: A proposed channel project intended to increase Lake Manitoba's capacity to discharge water. It emerged from debate over how to reduce flood risk around the lake.
Assiniboine River: A major river flowing across Saskatchewan and southern Manitoba to the Red River. Its floodwaters can enter Lake Manitoba through the Portage Diversion.
Fairford River Water Control Structure: A control structure on the Fairford River that regulates outflow from Lake Manitoba. It manages releases through the lake's principal outlet.

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Lake WinnipegRelated: It is a neighboring lake within the same regional water system.