See also: Manicouagan (homonymy)

The Manicouagan is a river of the Coast-North Quebec which is thrown in the river the St. Lawrence.

Of a 221 km length of the reserve of the stopping Daniel-Johnson with her mouth in the west of the town of Bay-Comeau, its flow with the mouth is approximately 1000 m ³ /s and is controlled by the many hydroelectric works which were built there.

Hydroelectric works of Manicouagan

• Stopping - McCormick Power station of the hydroelectric Company Manicouagan of a power of 350 MW.

• Stopping - Power station Manic 1 of Hydro-Quebec of a power of 184 MW.
• Stopping - Power station Manic 2 of Hydro-Quebec of a power of 1024 MW.
• Stopping - Power station Manic 3d' Hydro-Quebec of a power of 1244 MW.
• Stopping Daniel-Johnson - Central Manic 5 of Hydro-Quebec of a power of 1528 MW.
• Central Manic 5 Pa (additional power) of Hydro-Quebec of a power of 1064 MW.
• Sources: Ministry for the natural resources of the Quebec and Hydro-Quebec.

External bonds

• Hydro-Quebec - System hydrous of the Manicouagan river.
• Ministry for the natural resources and the fauna of Quebec - List alphabetical of the owners of power stations.