Well, John, you have correctly analyzed the water flow, but you're not quite there yet.  So far, MartinG is warmest.

Not downstream from High Falls (Martin is only warmest as the crow flies; you're now about equal in that regard)

No, not quite - but you're close.

[edit]  I'm beginning to get the feeling that either I've misinterpreted someone's guess or I've provided misleading clues.  Martin - could you please clarify what you meant by 'squishy bit' and 'chute'?  As far as I am aware, there isn't anything I'd call a 'squishy' bit between High Falls pond (I assume you mean the pond that High Falls falls into) and where that flow enters High Falls Lake.

Last edited by dcmcelroy (4/27/2018 3:46 pm)

Thank you, Martin - that's where I thought you meant, but I was beginning to doubt my interpretation of what you said.  Anyway, that's not it, so let's just carry on.

None of the water in the creek flowing from Marie Lake came from Carcajou Falls, so that's not the spot either.  But you're close, Peek.

dcmcelroy wrote:

A topo is a better resource to consult than Jeff's Map in this particular case.

 
Funny you said that - I was using the high res sat images and my only other guess would've been Forbes creek right before it dumps into the Barron R.. but you said it wasn't Forbes creek... Lol I haven't a clue but I bet we'll all smack our heads and say doh! when it's revealed.

No John already guessed that.

Yes, Martin, that's it.  The actual spot is just upstream of the 'pond'/'squishy bit' featured in Tom Thomson's painting 'Autumn Petawawa' (i.e. a few hundred yards upstream of the previous WIA).

OK, you're up.

(Peek, are you saying 'doh!' yet? ;-) )