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Wondering if anyone has insight to current water levels on the Crow River, specifically the portion from Proulx to Little Crow? Thanks!
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I spoke to the park a few days ago as I have a similar inquiry on the Tim and Petawawa. I was told that the water levels are actually high on the river systems and that no alerts are active as of now. Having done that section many times I can say that I have never had any issues with the water levels through that stretch. The river is wider and deeper than other sections of the crow.
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i have used a square stern canoe and 2 hp motor on that river spring and fall many times , only broke one shear pin on the prop , got it fixed put it was a pain , as m.p said " wider and deeper "
frankie k. told me he would run motor boats down the crow to lavielle many years ago.
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Great info; thanks so much, appreciate it!!
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That surprises me about the water levels on the rivers being high. I’ve never seen the levels on Canoe Lake as low as they are right now. I was able to walk underneath the end of my in-laws’ dock today to get a floating life jacket (water was about shoulder deep, would usually be well over my head)
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hello algonquin lakes,,
perhaps the dam at the north end of canoe lake has some thing to do with water levels ? many hippo rocks headed into little doe , l.o.l.
the trent canal dams between peterborough and lakefield seems to be holding back a lot of water, while everything is burnt brown
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just did the section of the crow from the forks to lavieille... water seemed to be high. Was also on the Opeongo river, and white partridge creek... same thing. I was also shocked to see how high the water was, with the lack of rain we have had.
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