River Fey
Description:
The Fey River is a Canadian river with a length of 320 kilometers, flowing in the north of the province of Quebec. The source is Lake Minto, the mouth - the Gulf of Fei Ungawa Bay, which is located in the Inuit village of Tasiujak. The total area of the pool is about 43 thousand square kilometers. The Fei River has 15 tributaries.
The study of the river engaged in the late XIX century, then it was called Leaf - "River of leaves". It received its present name in 1925. Along the river passes the northern border of the famous Quebec forests. A huge herd (about half a million) of caribou reindeer migrates across the river. On the shore live black bears, wolves, sheep. In the waters you can catch trout or Atlantic salmon. The Fei River is an attractive place for lovers of canoeing and kayaking, as there are no impassable springs or waterfalls on its territory.