North Saskatchewan's major tributaries, the Brazeau River, houses the Brazeau Hydroelectric Plant. At 355 MW, the Brazeau Dam is Alberta's largest hydroelectric facility, and was built in 1965 by Calgary Power. Though having a higher peak generating capacity than the Bighorn Dam, the hydrology of the Brazeau means that its average annual electricity production is a slightly smaller 397,000 MW⋅h. Tributaries Saskatchewan Glacier to Abraham Lake Nigel Creek Alexandra River Norman Creek Rampart Creek Arctomy's Creek Castleguard River Howse River Glacier River Mistaya River Peyto Lake Owen Creek Thompson Creek Corona Creek Spreading Creek Wildhorse Creek Loudon Creek Siffleur River Escarpment River Two O'Clock Creek Bridge Creek Whiterabbit Creek Abraham Lake to Rocky Mountain House Canyon Creek Cline River Pinto Lake Whitegoat Creek BATUS Creek Hoodoo Creek Allstones Creek Mud Creek Tershishner Creek Crooked Creek Kidd Creek Bighorn River Black Canyon Creek South Creek Dutch Creek Jock Creek Gap Creek Deep Creek Shunda Creek Jack Fish Creek Camp Creek Lundine Creek Lewis Creek Rough Creek Ram River North Ram River Cow Creek Cow Lake Clearwater River Rocky Mountain House to Edmonton Chicken Creek Little Beaver Creek Big Beaver Creek No Name Creek Baptiste River Brazeau River Southesk River, Cardinal River, Blackstone River, Elk River, Nordegg River Sand Creek Wolf Creek Washout Creek Mishow Creek Poplar Modeste Creek Tomahawk Creek Shoal Lakes Creek Wabamum Creek Wabamum Lake Strawberry Creek Weed Creek Willow Creek Cutbank Creek Conjuring Creek Wizard Lake Whitemud Creek Blackmud Creek Mill Creek Ravine Edmonton to Alberta-Saskatchewan Border Rat Creek Oldman Creek Horsehills Creek Ross Creek Sturgeon River Big Lake Redwater River Beaverhill Creek Waskatenau Creek Egg Creek Smoky Creek White Earth Creek Redclay Creek Cucumber Creek Saddlelake Creek Lake Eliza Creek Siler Creek Gideon Lake Death River Antimose Creek Telegraph Creek Moosehills Creek Mooswa Creek Middle Creek Borden Lake, Laurier Lake, Ross Lake, Whitney Lake Frog Creek Alma Creek Vermilion River Chester Creek Two Hills Creek Cabin Lake Mosquito Creek Fulton Creek Saskatchewan Pipestone Creek Oldman Creek Monnery River Muskeg Creek Whitesand Creek Englishman River Big Gulley Creek Birling Creek Turtle Lake River Jackfish River Battle River Cooper Creek Baljennie Creek Eagle Creek Pakrowka Creek Shepherds Creek Turtle Creek Cee Pee Creek Radouga Creek Steep Creek Miners Creek Sturgeon River Shell River Spruce River Garden River Photo gallery See also List of crossings of the North Saskatchewan River North Saskatchewan River valley parks system List of longest rivers