The Encyclopedia Americana (1920)/Hay River
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| Edition of 1920. See also Hay River (Canada) on Wikipedia, and the disclaimer. |
HAY RIVER, a stream which rises in the Rocky Mountains in Athabasca, Canada, and flows northeast into Great Slave Lake. It is navigable for about 140 miles from its mouth; its entire length is about 360 miles. The two Alexandra Falls (named after Princess Alexandra, now Queen Alexandra of England) are found in the upper course; they average about 250 feet in height and 900 feet in width.
