Lakes and Rivers
- Bark Lake
- Bonnechere River
- Lake Clear
- Constant Lake
- Lake Doré
- Golden Lake
- Kamaniskeg Lake
- Little Mississippi River
- Madawaska River
- Meadow Lake
- Mississippi River (eastern boundary of the Hills)
- Opeongo Lake
- Opeongo River
- Papineau Lake
- Snake River (Renfrew County)
- Round Lake
- York River
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