- Ram River
Infobox_River
river_name = Ram River
image_size = 280px
caption =
origin = Ram River Glacier
coord|51|53|19|N|116|10|59|W|scale:10000_region:CA-AB_type:river
mouth =North Saskatchewan River
coord|52|22|32|N|115|24|06|W|scale:10000_region:CA-AB_type:river
basin_countries = flag|Alberta CAN
length =
elevation = m to ft|2374|abbr=yes
mouth_elevation = m to ft|1048|abbr=yes
discharge =
watershed = The Ram River is a significantriver rising in theAlberta Rocky Mountains . It flows westward, taking on the North Ram River, before joining theNorth Saskatchewan River near the town ofRocky Mountain House, Alberta . The name "Ram Rivulet" appears on a David Thompsonmap of 1814. A ram is a male Rocky Mountain Sheep. [Karamitsanis, Aphrodite. "Place Names of Alberta, Volume 1". (Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 1991) pg. 203.]The Ram River is characterized by numerous
waterfalls and deep canyons throughout its course. It is first bridged byAlberta Highway 734 , and again by a secondary road above itsconfluence with theNorth Saskatchewan River . Ram Falls Provincial Recreation Area is also located on the river.Tributaries
*Hummingbird Creek
**Canary Creek, Onion Creek, Onion Lake
*Lynx Creek
*North Ram River
**Farley Lake, Kiska Creek, Joyce River, Lynch Creek, Phillip Creek, Pinto Creek
*Fall Creek
*Tawdina Creekee also
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List of Alberta rivers References
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