| The Cap-Pelé watershed is a hydrologic entity with a total area surface of 320 km². The Cap-Pele watershed includes more than 70 km of coastline from Cap-Bimet to Shemogue Harbor. For more specific information on land use, geology and drainage you can take a look at the maps (pdf format). |
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| The Cap-Pele watershed is divided into many subwatersheds. A subwatershed is the land area that drains to a single tributary of a major river. The main subwatersheds are: |
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| Bear Creek Subwatershed, total area of 13,1 km², [see map] |
| Aboujagane River Subwatershed, total area of 53 km², [see map] |
| Kinnear River Subwatershed, total area of 53,7 km², [see map] |
| Kouchibouguac River Subwatershed, total area of 54 km², [see map] |
| Tedish River Subwatershed, total area of 44 km², [see map] |
| Copp Brook Subwatershed, total area of 9,8 km², [see map] |
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