Rivière à la Tortue

Geography

• rang 10 of Hérouxville, on, to cross the road of the Grande-Ligne which constitutes the line of separation of the seigneuries of Batiscan and of Champlain;
• rang Saint-Pierre of Hérouxville on. Tributary: Drouin and Brouillette watercourse ;
• rang Saint-Pierre of Hérouxville for 2.4 km in a straight line, where the river makes a large curve to the right in heading southeast. Then, the course of the river enters in Saint-Narcisse, by the northwest end, where it crosses four lots, on, measured by following the course of the river. Tributary: Bordeleau and Jacques watercourse;
• rang Saint-Paul Saint-Sévérin, on 4.6 km in a direct line. Tributaries: discharge from the Rang Saint-Pierre bay, Delfi and Ayotte rivers ;
• rang Saint-Paul in Saint-Sévérin, 1.9 km in a direct line. Tributary: Lépine stream. The Turtle River cuts Côte Saint-Paul Road approximately southeast of the Côte Saint-Louis intersection;
• Saint-Louis concession, 1.2 km in a direct line, on lots 158–159. The river intersects Chemin Saint-Louis about from the intersection of route 159;
• the southwest range of the Envies river in Saint-Stanislas, 2.8 km in a direct line. Tributaries: Brûlé stream and Gignac stream.

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