Editing Gatineau (section)

=== Hydrography ===
Gatineau's entire territory is drained by the [[Ottawa River]], the main tributary of the [[St. Lawrence River|St. Lawrence]]. The river marks the city's southern boundary. To the southwest, it widens to form [[Lac Deschênes]]. The city is also crossed by several rivers: the [[Gatineau River|Gatineau]], the [[Lièvre River|Lièvre]] and the Blanche. The territory is also criss-crossed by a dozen streams, including the [[ruisseau de la Brasserie]], which forms an island in the downtown area.

There are several lakes in Gatineau, the most notable of which are [[Lac Leamy]], [[Lac Beauchamp]], [[Lac des Fées]], Lac de la Carrière and [[Pink Lake (Canada)|Lac Pink]]. Pink is one of the few [[meromictic lake]]s in North America.