the st. law is located in the provinces of canada, gananoque, brockville, morristown, ogdensburg, massena, cornwall, montreal, trois-rivières, and quebec city.
in what provinces in canada is the st. lawrence river located?
gananoque, brockville, morristown, ogdensburg, massena, cornwall, montreal, trois-rivières, and quebec city
great lakes–saint lawrence river basin sustainable water resources agreement





























the great lakes–saint lawrence river basin sustainable water resources agreement is a good-faith agreement among the governors of the u.s. states of illinois, indiana, michigan, minnesota, new york, ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin, and the premiers of the canadian provinces of ontario and quebec. the agreement details how the states and provinces will manage the use of the great lakes basin's water supply and builds on the 1985 great lakes charter and its 2001 annex.





























it was signed on december 13, 2005.





























section::::implementation.
great lakes–saint lawrence river basin sustainable water resources agreement
in 1980 jacques cousteau traveled to canada to make two films on the saint lawrence river and the great lakes, "cries from the deep" and "st. lawrence: stairway to the sea".





























musician david usher released the song "st. lawrence river" on his "little songs" album in 1998.





























the novel and film black robe is set primarily on the st. lawrence river during the 17th century.





























section::::external links.





























bullet::::- regional geography of the saint lawrence river





























bullet::::- information about juniper island (ontario)





























bullet::::- st. lawrence parks commission (ontario)





























bullet::::- great lakes saint lawrence seaway system
saint lawrence river