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Pipestone River Provincial Park in northern Ontario protects three separated stretches of the Pipestone, Morris, Williams, and Otoskwin rivers across 316 kilometres, along with additional land between Nord Road and Forester Lake. Established in 1989 for backcountry travel, it remains a remote, non-operating waterway park with no services, known for demanding whitewater routes. Its protected landscape includes varied bedrock, major glacial and lake-formed terrain, drainage divides between the Morris, Williams, Pipestone, and Otoskwin watersheds, and a large dune system east of the Agutua Moraine. The park also contains Big Beaver House, a former Hudson's Bay Company trading post that operated from 1911 to 1965.
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