of ) towards the south-west in a deep valley by collecting the Brisson River (coming from the north-west), crossing a series of rapids, then forming a hook towards the south, to a bend corresponding to the outlet (coming from the west) of a lake; towards the south-east by forming a loop towards the north to a bend in the river where the course is oriented towards the east by forming serpentines, up to a bend of river (corresponding to a stream coming from the north); towards the south-east by winding in a deep valley and collecting numerous streams, then crossing on the Fer à Cheval lake (length: ; altitude: ), to its mouth. Note: The "Fer à Cheval lake" collects the Épinette River (coming from the west) via "Lac Cinq Cents"; towards the northeast, in particular by crossing an unidentified lake (length: ; altitude: ), up to at its mouth; to the east by crossing rapids, then crossing on the lac La Chesnaye (length: ; altitude: ) where the current curves north to its mouth; Lower course of the English river (segment of ) towards the east by collecting the Larouche stream (coming from the north), then curving towards the south crossing the Unknown lake (length: ; altitude: ), to its mouth; to the south in a deep valley, crossing a small lake, collecting the discharge (coming from the east) from Lake Ethier, collecting the discharge (coming from the west) from Lac Léon, bending towards the south-east and crossing the Lac de la Rivière aux Anglais (length: ; altitude: ), up to dam located at its mouth. Note: route 138 passes at the foot of this dam; towards the south-west with a drop in level of crossing several zones of rapids, until its mouth. Its mouth spills out onto the west shore of the Baie des Anglais, on the north shore of the Estuary of Saint Lawrence, in the eastern part of the town of Baie-Comeau. This confluence is located on the north side of the facilities of the company Resolute Forest Products. Activities The English river was used for sport fishing until 1983. From that date, fishing was prohibited in order to protect the habitat of Atlantic salmon. Part of it is declared a salmon sanctuary. Part of the river is diverted to Lac à la Chasse thanks to the facilities of the Resolute Forest Products paper mill. This