Drunken Point is a promontory found at the southern end of this body of water, on whose shores one can find the cities of Camp Morton and Victoria Beach.
Drunken Point is a promontory found at the southern end of this body of water, on whose shores one can find the cities of Camp Morton and Victoria Beach. Also bordering a town nicknamed "The Capital of New Iceland," Gimli, this body of water's extensions include the Kinwow, Washaw, and Sturgeon Bays, the latter of which is connected to Lake St. Martin by the Dauphin River. Other tributaries include the Bloodvein and Poplar rivers, as well as a namesake river that flows north into this body of water from the Norman Dam located at Kenora. Found in the northeast part of what was formerly the prehistoric ► Lake Agassiz, it is drained by the Nelson River and fed by the Red River of the North, which flows through a namesake capital city found less than 40 miles south of this lake. For 10 points, identify this Canadian lake sharing its name with the capital of Manitoba.
Drunken Point is a promontory found at the southern end of this body of water, on whose shores one can find the cities of Camp Morton and Victoria Beach.
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