liard
liard — noun
1. a river in northwestern Canada that begins in the Stikine Mountains of Yukon ter
a river in northwestern Canada that begins in the Stikine Mountains of Yukon territory and flows eastward and northward for about 1,215 kilometers (755 miles) before joining the Mackenzie River.
In summer, the Liard River is a popular route for canoeists exploring Canada's northern wilderness.
proper noun, always capitalized
The Liard River flows through the remote boreal forest before reaching the Mackenzie River near the Northwest Territories border.
Hot springs along the Liard River attract visitors who want to bathe in warm mineral water surrounded by forest.
In the 1700s, French fur traders travelled along the Liard River to reach trading posts in the interior.
用法筆記
Liard is a proper noun naming a specific river; it is always capitalized. The river is located in a remote part of Canada and is known for its wilderness, hot springs, and as a habitat for wildlife such as bears and moose.