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Table 3.51Manure production by major drainage area and sub-drainage area1,2, 2001

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Manure production by major drainage area and sub-drainage area, 2001
  Drainage area code Manure production Phosphorous production Nitrogen production
  code tonnes
Canada ... 177,502,876 296,648 1,077,469
Maritime Provinces 01 4,488,957 7,543 27,976
Saint John and Southern Bay of Fundy 01A 1,086,854 1,914 7,012
Gulf of St. Lawrence and Northern Bay of Fundy 01B 726,099 1,126 4,316
Prince Edward Island 01C 1,105,409 1,767 6,505
Bay of Fundy and Gulf of St. Lawrence 01D 1,340,580 2,341 8,658
Southeastern Atlantic Ocean 01E 138,727 246 921
Cape Breton Island 01F 91,288 149 564
St. Lawrence 02 51,416,046 89,001 320,889
Northwestern Lake Superior 02A 116,728 163 669
Northeastern Lake Superior 02B 3,358 5 20
Northern Lake Huron 02C 334,783 523 1,975
Wanapitei and French 02D 159,728 238 935
Eastern Georgian Bay 02E 1,754,632 2,860 10,684
Eastern Lake Huron 02F 7,973,999 14,278 50,277
Northern Lake Erie 02G 9,368,211 17,645 61,004
Lake Ontario and Niagara Peninsula 02H 4,472,298 7,616 28,602
Upper Ottawa 02J 720,678 1,060 4,186
Central Ottawa 02K 1,514,409 2,287 8,784
Lower Ottawa 02L 3,572,352 5,161 20,696
Upper St. Lawrence 02M 1,188,257 1,850 7,180
Saint-Maurice 02N 38,321 55 220
Central St. Lawrence 02O 11,093,102 19,933 69,999
Lower St. Lawrence 02P 7,119,799 12,327 43,679
Northern Gaspé Peninsula 02Q 933,770 1,402 5,517
Saguenay 02R 868,193 1,234 5,071
Gulf of St. Lawrence, Natashquan 02W 3,603 7 24
Northern Newfoundland 02Y 50,496 80 316
Southern Newfoundland 02Z 129,329 277 1,051
Northern Quebec and Labrador 03 28,150 42 164
Nottaway, coast 03A 28,150 42 164
Southwestern Hudson Bay 04 408,365 634 2,419
Missinaibi and Mattagami 04L 2,773 5 19
Abitibi 04M 297,318 455 1,736
Harricanaw, coast 04N 108,274 174 664
Nelson River 05 97,126,025 159,994 579,951
Upper South Saskatchewan 05A 14,465,748 23,446 85,872
Bow 05B 5,209,815 8,432 30,883
Red Deer 05C 14,907,363 24,312 88,568
Upper North Saskatchewan 05D 2,539,851 4,023 15,029
Central North Saskatchewan 05E 8,920,280 14,499 53,280
Battle 05F 8,850,044 14,338 52,532
Lower North Saskatchewan 05G 5,185,593 8,437 30,711
Lower South Saskatchewan 05H 5,421,246 8,970 32,517
Qu'Appelle 05J 6,810,019 11,126 40,539
Saskatchewan 05K 1,114,550 1,882 6,663
Lake Winnipegosis and Lake Manitoba 05L 5,944,078 9,705 35,302
Assiniboine 05M 6,071,040 10,093 36,417
Souris 05N 4,825,143 7,754 28,476
Red 05O 5,428,119 10,488 34,469
Winnipeg 05P 401,443 686 2,446
English 05Q 27,511 41 158
Western Lake Winnipeg 05S 1,004,182 1,762 6,089
Western and Northern Hudson Bay 06 2,968,870 4,720 17,465
Beaver, Albertta and Saskatchewan 06A 2,968,870 4,720 17,465
Great Slave Lake 07 10,156,055 16,298 60,158
Upper Athabasca 07A 576,976 912 3,389
Central Athabasca, upper 07B 4,318,251 6,974 25,589
Central Athabasca, lower 07C 546,117 888 3,271
Upper Peace 07F 2,523,326 4,006 14,892
Smoky 07G 1,625,384 2,619 9,666
Central Peace, upper 07H 409,951 648 2,421
Central Peace, lower 07J 156,050 251 930
Pacific 08 8,146,042 13,979 52,146
Skeena, coast 08E 206,774 318 1,210
Central coastal waters 08F 45,239 71 266
Southern coastal waters 08G 33,022 61 221
Vancouver Island 08H 468,394 762 2,993
Nechako 08J 617,518 973 3,631
Upper Fraser 08K 609,241 972 3,617
Thompson 08L 1,655,201 2,644 9,932
Lower Fraser 08M 3,341,745 6,318 23,273
Columbia 08N 1,168,908 1,860 7,003
Mississippi River 11 2,764,366 4,437 16,301
Missouri 11A 2,764,366 4,437 16,301
1.
A sub-drainage area, also called a watershed or drainage basin, is an area where all contributing surface waters share the same drainage outlet. Drainage areas channel runoff from precipitation and snow melt into stream flow. The resulting hierarchy of streams and rivers and their associated sub-drainage areas form the National Hydrological Network of Canada. There are 11 major drainage areas and 164 sub-drainage areas in Canada. Canada's entire land and fresh water area has been allocated to individual drainage areas.
2.
See map 2.3 and table 2.2 for classification codes and area figures for these sub-drainage areas.
Source(s):
CANSIM table 153-0040.
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