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Abitibi Lake

Abitibi Lake (ăbutib'ē) [key], irregularly shaped lake, c.60 mi (100 km) long, SW Que. and E Ont., Canada. It is a popular tourist area and the site of the Abitibi Game Reserve. The Abitibi River drains the lake and flows W and N to the Moose River.

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