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The 16 pages that link to St. Lawrence River, each with the reason it gives.

• Great LakesRelated: It is the Great Lakes system’s outlet to the Atlantic Ocean.

• QuebecRelated: Its corridor supported settlement, trade, and the province’s principal cities.

• MontrealRelated: Its navigable waterway made Montreal a gateway between inland Canada and the Atlantic.

• Quebec CityRelated: Its navigable channel made Quebec a gateway between the interior and the Atlantic.

• Jacques CartierRelated: Cartier explored its lower reaches and helped make it a route for French travel and claims.

• Sea lampreyRelated: It provides the natural outlet linking the Great Lakes basin with the sea lamprey's native Atlantic range.

• Tidal riverBroader topic: Tidal effects extend far upstream from its estuary toward Quebec City.

• Lake OntarioRelated: It is Lake Ontario’s natural outlet.

• Gulf of St. LawrenceRelated: It carries the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence waterway into the gulf.

• CoywolfRelated: Genetic evidence points to hybridization in this region during coyotes’ eastward expansion.

• Great Lakes–St. Lawrence LowlandsRelated: The river corridor forms the lowland’s eastern axis.

• Island of MontrealRelated: The river surrounds much of the island and connects it to the Great Lakes.

• Rideau CanalCompared with: The canal offered a military supply route that avoided exposed stretches of the St. Lawrence.

• PumpkinseedRelated: Its basin forms part of the pumpkinseed’s native eastern range.

• Saguenay RiverRelated: The Saguenay joins it at the fjord’s mouth near Tadoussac.

• Saint Lawrence SeawayRelated: The seaway follows this river from Lake Ontario toward the Atlantic.