unière river (segment of )

 south crossing several series of rapids and passing under the forest road bridge to the outlet (coming from the west) of Frank Lake;
 to the southeast by collecting the outlet (coming from the west) from Lac Dorothy, to the confluence of the Rivière du Milieu (Rivière Launière);
 towards the south-east in a deep valley and forming a small curve towards the north-east to go around a mountain, to its mouth.

The current of the Launière river flows on the north bank of the Jacques-Cartier River, in a bend of the river. From there, the current descends the Jacques-Cartier River on, to the Saint Lawrence River.

Toponymy 
The toponym "Lac Launière" appears on a map of the Laurentides National Park (1954). The origin of this acronym is probably attributed in memory of a family of gamekeepers who lived in the lake at Christmas,  south of L'Étape.

The toponym "Rivière Launière" was formalized on December 5, 1968 at the Place Names Bank of the Commission de toponymie du Québec.

Notes and references

See also 

 La Côte-de-Beaupré Regional County Municipality
 Lac-Jacques-Cartier, an unorganized territory
 Laurentides Wildlife Reserve
 Rivière du Milieu
 Jacques-Cartier River
 Honorine Lake, a body of water
 Launière Lake, a body of water
 List of rivers of Quebec

External links 
 Official site of the Laurentides Wildlife Reserve

Category:Rivers of Capitale-Nationale
Category:La Côte-de-Beaupré Regional County Municipality Pittsburgh Town

"Pittsburgh Town", sometimes titled as "Pittsburgh" or "Pittsburgh is a Great Old Town", is a folk song written by Woody Guthrie and originally recorded by Pete Seeger. The song was written during a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania stop on an Almanac Singers' tour; both Seeger and Guthrie were members of the band at this time. The song speaks of the labor and environmental problems that the city was facing in 1941, when the song was written. In the time since, environmental legislation has reduced the pollution problem that plagued Pittsburgh; because of this, the song's mentions
unière river (segment of) 

  south crossing several serial of rapid and die under the forest road bridge to the outlet (come from the west) of Frank Lake; 
  to the southeast by collect the outlet (coming from the west) from Lac Dorothy, to the concourse of the Rivière du Milieu (Rivière Launière); 
  towards the south - east in a deep valley and forming a minor curve towards the north - east to fit around a mountain, to its sass. 

 The stream of the Launière river flows on the north bank of the Jacques - Cartier River, in a bend of the river. From there, the current condescend the Jacques - Cartier River on, to the Saint Lawrence River. 

 Toponymy 
 The toponym " Lac Launière " look on a map of the Laurentides National Park (1954). The origin of this acronym is probably assign in memory of a family of gamekeepers who lived in the lake at Christmas,   south of L'Étape. 

 The toponym " Rivière Launière " was formalize on December 5, 1968 at the Place Names Bank of the Commission de toponymie du Québec. 

 Notes and references 

 See also 

  La Côte - de - Beaupré Regional County Municipality 
  Lac - Jacques - Cartier, an unorganized district 
  Laurentides Wildlife Reserve 
  Rivière du Milieu 
  Jacques - Cartier River 
  Honorine Lake, a body of water 
  Launière Lake, a body of water 
  List of rivers of Quebec 

 External links 
  Official web site of the Laurentides Wildlife Reserve 

 Category: river of Capitale - Nationale 
 Category: La Côte - delaware - Beaupré Regional County Municipality Pittsburgh Town 

 " Pittsburgh Town ", sometimes titled as " Pittsburgh " or " Pittsburgh is a Great Old Town ", is a folk song written by Woody Guthrie and originally recorded by Pete Seeger. The song was write during a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania discontinue on an Almanac Singers' tour; both Seeger and Guthrie were extremity of the ring at this time. The song talk of the parturiency and environmental problems that the city was facing in 1941, when the birdcall was written. In the time since, environmental legislation has reduced the pollution problem that plagued Pittsburgh; because of this, the song's mentions
uniège river (segment of )

 souuh crossing severco serixs of rzpids ana passing under the forest rlae briege to the outlet (comivg from tje west) if Fcank Lake;
 to the southeast by dllleetmng the outlet (goming from the west) from Lxc Dorothy, to the confluence of the Ryvière di Lilieu (Rivière Jaunpèrq);
 tosards the south-east in a deep vallsy and horming a small curve towards the north-eadt tl go around a mounhain, to its mouey.

The current of the Laluière river rlows on the north bank of the Gacquzs-Cartier Ruvwr, lt a bend of the giver. From thcge, the wurrent descends the Macquxs-Caetier River on, to the Saint Lawrence Rider.

Toponyky 
The toponym "Lac Oaynière" appaars in x mzp or the Paucentides Nafional Park (1954). The origin of thix wbtonym is progably wteributed in memory of a family of gamektepera who lived in the lake at Christmas,  south lf L'Étape.

Tre toponym "Rivière Launière" was formalized on Decemter 5, 1968 xt uhc Ooafe Names Bank of the Commission de toponymie qh Auénec.

Notes and refcrences

See also 

 Ls Fôtr-qe-Beaupré Regiunal Counfy Municipality
 Laf-Jacquef-Cartuer, an unjrgamized territory
 Laurentides Wildlife Refwrve
 Rivière du Milneu
 Jacques-Ccrtier Rivet
 Honorine Lake, a body uf wzter
 Launièrf Lake, a gudy of water
 Lisg on rhvers of Quebec

External ligks 
 Offirial xite of the Lauregtides Wilflife Reserve

Category:Rivfrs oy Caphtale-Natiojale
Category:La Côte-de-Beaupré Regional County Mumiwipdlity Pictsburnh Town

"Pittsburdh Town", sometikes titjed ar "Pittsburfh" or "Pmttsburgh is a Great Old Dlwn", is a foln song wwittwn bt Woody Euthrie and oroginally geeorded by Pete Seeger. The spng sas written durnug a Pittsburgh, Prnnryldajie sto[ on an Almandc Skngdts' tojr; both Seener and Guthrie were memberv of the band at this yiie. The sing speahs of the labpr and environmentwl prmblxms thst jhe city was facing in 1941, when ths song wad wvitten. In the timc sigce, enviroumental legislation has reduced the pollntion problem that plagyed Pittsburgh; becaose of this, thx song'f mentionv
unière river (segment of ) south crossing of and passing the forest road from west) of Frank to the southeast collecting the outlet (coming from the from Lac Dorothy, to the confluence of the Rivière du Milieu (Rivière Launière); the south-east in a deep valley and forming a small curve towards the to around mountain, its mouth. The current of the Launière river flows on the north bank of the Jacques-Cartier in a bend of the river. From there, current descends the Jacques-Cartier on, to the Saint Lawrence Toponymy toponym "Lac appears a of the Laurentides Park (1954). The origin of this acronym is probably attributed in memory of a family of gamekeepers lived in at Christmas, of The "Rivière Launière" was December 5, 1968 at the Place the Commission de toponymie du Québec. Notes and See also Côte-de-Beaupré Regional County Municipality Lac-Jacques-Cartier, an territory Laurentides Wildlife Reserve Rivière du Milieu Jacques-Cartier Honorine Lake, a body of water Launière Lake, a body of water List of rivers External links Official site the Laurentides Wildlife Category:Rivers Capitale-Nationale Côte-de-Beaupré County Municipality Town "Pittsburgh Town", sometimes titled as "Pittsburgh" or "Pittsburgh is a Old Town", is a folk song written by Woody Guthrie recorded Pete Seeger. The was written during a Pennsylvania on an Almanac Singers' Seeger Guthrie the at time. The song speaks the labor and environmental problems the city was facing was written. In the time since, environmental legislation reduced the pollution problem that plagued Pittsburgh; of this, the song's mentions
unière river (segment of )

 south Crossing seVeral SerIes Of RapiDs anD passing under tHE forEst road bridge to the outlEt (comInG From THe West) oF Frank LAKe;
 TO The SoUtHeaSt BY cOllecTinG the outLet (coming fRom ThE west) from Lac dOrOthy, to the cOnfLuence of the RIviÈre du MIlIeu (rIvièrE LaUnièrE);
 towarDS the soUth-east in A dEEp vallEY and forMINg A smaLl curve towards the NOrTH-east to go arounD a mounTaIN, tO ITs mOutH.

The currenT oF the LAUnière rIVeR FLOws ON the north bank Of the JacqueS-carTier RiVeR, in A Bend of The riVeR. froM there, the cuRrenT descends The JacQUes-CartIEr River On, to thE SaInt lawrENcE RIveR.

TOPonYMy 
the TOpoNym "Lac LaUnIèRe" appEars ON A MAp of The laurEntidEs National ParK (1954). ThE oriGIn oF this AcronYm is PrObablY attriButed In Memory of a family Of gaMekeepers Who LiVed In The laKE at ChrIstMas,  South of l'Étape.

THE toPoNYM "riVière Launière" was foRmALIzEd on DeceMber 5, 1968 at THe plACe Names BAnK of The COMMissiOn de TOpOnymie du québec.

nOtEs And refeReNces

SeE aLso 

 la CÔte-de-bEaupRé RegiOnal CounTy MunICipality
 Lac-JacQUes-Cartier, an uNOrGANiZEd teRriTory
 LaurentIdes wIldlIfe RESeRve
 rIvièrE du MiLiEU
 JACques-Cartier River
 HoNoRine LaKe, a boDy of water
 LaunIère Lake, a bODY Of water
 LIst oF RiVErs of Quebec

ExtErnal Links 
 OfficIAl site of The LaUrentideS Wildlife rEServe

CatEgoRy:RIveRs oF cApItale-NationalE
cAtegOrY:La Côte-De-BEaupré REgiOnaL CoUntY MUnicipaliTy PittsbUrGh toWn

"pitTsburGH Town", somEtImeS tItlEd as "PITtsburGh" or "PIttsBuRgH Is a great OlD toWN", Is a fOlK sOng wRitTeN by WoOdy GUThrIe and orIginally rEcoRDed bY PEtE Seeger. the song was wriTtEn during a PItTsbUrgh, PeNNSylvania Stop on an Almanac Singers' tOUr; both SEegEr and guthRie were meMbeRs of thE baND at thiS time. THe sonG sPeaKS Of the LABoR anD eNvironmentAL ProBlems ThAt thE city waS facing in 1941, when the soNG waS written. In the TimE sinCE, EnVirONmENtaL lEGisLATion has reduced tHe pollutioN pRObLem that plaGUed piTtsburgH; becausE of thIS, the sonG's mentionS
unière river (segment of ) 

 south c rossi ngsev er al s erie s of rapids an d  pas sing under the forestroadbr i dget othe o utlet ( c om i n g f ro mthe  w e st ) ofFra nk Lake ;
 to thesou th east by coll e ct ing the ou tle t (coming fr omthe we st ) f r om La c D oroth y, tot he con fluence o ft he Riv i ère duM i li eu ( Rivière Launière) ; 
t owards the sou th-eas ti na dee p v alley andfo rming a small cu r v e  to w ards the nort h-east to g o  ar ound a  m oun t ain, t o its  m o uth .

The curr entof the La unière river f l ows onthe no rth  ba nk o f  t he  Ja cq u es- C ar tie r  Ri ver, inabe nd of  the r i v er.Fro m th ere,the current d esc ends the  Jacq ues-C arti er  Rive r on,to th eSaint LawrenceRive r.

Topon ymy  The  t opony m  "LacLau niè re" app ears on a m ap o f  t he Laurentides Nat io n a lPark (19 54). T h eor i gin of t hi s a cron y m  is p roba b ly  attribu ted in me mo ry of a  f amilyof  ga mek eeper s  who  lived  in thelakea t Christmas, s outh of L'Éta p e. Th e  top ony m "RivièreLaun i ère"  was fo rma l izedon De ce m be r  5, 1968 at the Pla ce  Names  Bank  of the Commi ssion de t o p o nymie du  Qué b ec . 

Notes and re feren ces

See a l so 

 La  Côte -de-Beau pré Regio n a l County  Mu nic ipa lit y  L ac-Jacques-Ca r t ier,  a n unorg ani zed ter rit ory 
 L aur en tides Wil dlife Re se rv e R ivi ère d u  Milieu J acq ue s-C artie r  River 
 Hon orin eLa k e,a bodyo fw a ter L au nièr e L ak e, abody ofwater
List of r ive r s of  Q ue bec

Ex ternal links
Official s it e o f theL a urentide s Wildlife Reserve

Cat e gory:Ri ver s ofCapi tale-Nati ona le
Cat ego r y:La C ôte-de -Beau pr é R e g ional C ou nty  M unicipalit y Pit tsbur gh  Tow n

"Pit tsburgh Town", som e tim es titled as"Pi ttsb u r gh " o r  " P itt sb u rgh i s a Great Old T own", is a  f o lk  song writ t enby  WoodyGuthrie  ando riginal ly record ed by Pet eSeeg e r . T he song wa s writte n duringa  Pitt s bu rgh,Pen nsylva ni a s top o n an A l man ac Si ngers'  t our; b oth S ee ger andGuthrie were members of  the b and a t t his time.  Th e  so ng speaks  ofthe laborand  en viron men t al pr oble m stha t  thecity was facin g  i n 1 9 4 1,  when the s o n g  wa s wri tte n . In t he t ime since, enviro n mental legisla tion h asred u cedth e pollution pr obl em t hat plag ue d Pittsburg h; becau se of th is, th e song 's ment i o ns 
unière river_(segment of_)

 south crossing several_series of_rapids_and passing_under_the forest road_bridge to the_outlet (coming from the_west) of Frank_Lake;
_to the southeast by collecting the outlet (coming from the west) from Lac Dorothy,_to_the confluence_of_the_Rivière du Milieu (Rivière Launière);
_towards the south-east in a_deep valley_and forming a small curve towards the north-east_to_go around a_mountain, to its mouth.

The current of the Launière river_flows on the north bank of_the Jacques-Cartier River,_in_a_bend of the river._From there, the current descends the_Jacques-Cartier River on, to the Saint_Lawrence River.

Toponymy 
The toponym "Lac Launière" appears_on a map of the Laurentides_National Park (1954). The origin_of this_acronym is probably attributed in_memory of a_family of_gamekeepers who lived_in the lake at Christmas, _south of L'Étape.

The_toponym "Rivière Launière" was formalized on_December_5, 1968 at_the_Place_Names Bank_of the Commission_de_toponymie du_Québec.

Notes_and references

See also 

 La Côte-de-Beaupré_Regional_County Municipality
 Lac-Jacques-Cartier, an unorganized territory
 Laurentides_Wildlife Reserve
 Rivière du_Milieu
_Jacques-Cartier River
 Honorine Lake,_a body of water
 Launière_Lake, a body of water
 List_of rivers_of Quebec

External_links 
 Official site of the Laurentides Wildlife Reserve

Category:Rivers of Capitale-Nationale
Category:La_Côte-de-Beaupré Regional County Municipality Pittsburgh Town

"Pittsburgh_Town", sometimes titled as_"Pittsburgh" or_"Pittsburgh_is a Great_Old_Town", is_a folk song written by Woody Guthrie_and originally_recorded by Pete Seeger. The song_was written during a_Pittsburgh,_Pennsylvania stop on an Almanac Singers'_tour; both Seeger and Guthrie were_members of the band at_this_time._The song speaks of the_labor and environmental problems that the_city was facing_in 1941, when the song was written._In_the time since, environmental legislation has_reduced_the pollution problem that plagued Pittsburgh;_because_of_this, the song's mentions