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The 10 pages that link to Lake Winnipeg, each with the reason it gives.

• Nelson RiverRelated: Changes to the river’s outflow have altered water levels in the lake.

• ManitobaRelated: It supports fisheries, recreation, and regional water systems.

• Lake AgassizRelated: It is a remnant of the immense basin once occupied by Lake Agassiz.

• WalleyeRelated: Its productive walleye fishery is important to commercial and recreational harvest.

• WinnipegRelated: The Red River connects Winnipeg’s local geography to Manitoba’s largest lake.

• Hudson Bay drainage basinRelated: It gathers flow from western tributaries before the water reaches Hudson Bay.

• Saskatchewan RiverRelated: It receives the Saskatchewan River at the eastern end of its course.

• Lake WinnipegosisRelated: It anchors the lake’s geographic position: Lake Winnipegosis lies to its west.

• Lake of the WoodsRelated: Lake of the Woods drains into it through the Winnipeg River.

• BurbotRelated: Its commercial fishery has harvested burbot alongside other freshwater species.