Rivière Siegas

The Siegas River is a small tributary of the Saint John River in the province of New Brunswick, Canada. It rises in the forested hills of Madawaska County and flows southeast before joining the Saint John River near Saint-Basile. The river is 28.36 km | 17.62 mi long and flows through a rural region characterized by forests and agricultural land. It is known for its calm currents and its importance to the local ecology, including the fish populations such as salmon that are found in the Saint John River and its tributaries. The Siegas River is also a site for recreational activities such as fishing and kayaking.