The Tabusintac River is a notable waterway and an important habitat for various fish species, supporting local biodiversity and recreational fishing activities. The river also plays a role in the cultural and social life of nearby communities, contributing to the region’s natural heritage and outdoor opportunities.

The Burnt Church River is a historic waterway known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. It flows through the traditional territory of the Mi'kmaq people, playing an important role in their community and history. The river supports diverse fish species and contributes to the local ecosystem, serving as a valuable resource for both wildlife and residents of the area.

The Bartibog River is a tributary of the Miramichi River system. The river is known for its scenic surroundings and plays a role in recreational activities such as fishing and canoeing. Its watershed supports diverse wildlife habitats and is an integral part of the local environment.