Pack River (British Columbia)

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The Pack River is a tributary of the Williston Lake in the Canadian province of British Columbia.

It forms the outflow of the McLeod Lake on its northern end. It flows in a northerly direction. He flows through the Tudyah Lake and flows about 30 km total distance into the southern end of the Parsnip Reach of Williston Lake. Prior to the establishment of the W. - A. - C. Bennett Dam and the creation of Williston Lake reservoir, the Pack River flowed on the left into the Parsnip River. The Pack River has at the outflow from the McLeod Lake has an average discharge of 42 m³ / s Its source rivers, Crooked River and McLeod River, feed the McLeod Lake.