Snare River

Snare River is a waterway located in the Northwest Territories of Canada, forming part of the larger Mackenzie River basin. It flows generally southwest, spanning approximately 290 kilometers (180 miles), and plays a vital role in regional water flow and ecology. The river supports local wildlife and Indigenous communities, serving as a route for transportation and fishing. Its ridges and surrounding landscapes feature boreal forests and wetlands. Snare River also has historical significance in exploration and resource development, particularly related to hydroelectric projects, contributing to regional energy supply and economic activity.