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Churchill River Waterfront
Labrador's mighty river — vast wilderness water, one of the world's great hydro installations at Churchill Falls, and the edge of the Mealy Mountains.
Overview
Labrador's great river
The Churchill River is the largest river in Labrador, draining a vast interior watershed eastward toward Lake Melville. It's best known for Churchill Falls — among the largest underground hydroelectric stations in the world — and the company town built to run it.
Downstream it borders the Mealy Mountains (Akami-Uapishku) National Park Reserve, true Big Land wilderness.
On the water
Wilderness and Big Land living
This is remote Labrador — fishing, canoeing and hunting on a grand scale, with the Trans-Labrador Highway threading the region.
Waterfront here means wilderness cabins and camps; it's a market for outfitters, hydro workers and those seeking the most remote water in Atlantic Canada.
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Churchill River waterfront — your questions answered
Where is the Churchill River?
In Labrador, draining the interior eastward toward Lake Melville — the largest river in Labrador.
What is Churchill Falls?
One of the world's largest underground hydroelectric stations, with a company town built to operate it.
What is the market like?
Remote wilderness cabins and camps — a market for outfitters, workers and serious wilderness buyers.