The Lake Pierre-Paul

The Lake Pierre-Paul is situated at Saint-Tite in Mekinac Regional County Municipality, in the regulatory area of Mauricie, in the region of Quebec, Canada. This lake is a piece of the Batiscanie watershed. From St. Joseph Bouled in Saint-Tite, taking the street of Lake Pierre-Paul along the CN railroad, simply peruse 1.4 km to cross the street "Petit Pierre-Paul", 2.2 km to achieve the lake Pierre-Paul, 2.4 km to achieve the convergence of "chemin de l'île" , and 3.6 km to the side of the street that branches off to one side and crosses the railroad.

The lake is verged on the northwest by the course of the CNR Railway, which interfaces Saint-Tite and Sainte-Thècle. Lake Pierre-Paul Road and a street used to circumvent the lake. Lake Pierre-Paul is portrayed by an island situated in the inside and available through a scaffold interfacing it toward the north shore. The surface of the lake is 150 meters above ocean level. Its mouth is situated in the north-east of the lake and outlet streams into a little lake. The outlet of this little lake is the Pierre-Paul River whose way is formed like a monster "Z", streaming straight north into Sainte-Thècle and Saint-Adelphe.