Wawiag River is a river in Ontario, Canada, that is fed by Mack Creek and Greenwood Creek.
Wawiag River is a glacial river[1] fed by Halet Lake,[2]: 146 Burchell Lake, Mack Creek and Greenwood Creek and flows into Kawnipi Lake.
[1] Wildlife on the river includes moose, cougars, wolverines, mooneye, whitefish, walleye, kingbirds, tree swallows, white-winged crossbills, rose-breasted grosbeaks, evening grosbeaks, Cape May warblers, great grey owls and hawk owls.
[1] Indigenous peoples have lived around the river's mouth for generations, partly due to the location being a good hunting grounds for caribou.
[1] There was an 5,948 acres (2,407 ha)[3] Ojibwe reserve at the river mouth, known as the Sturgeon Lake Indian Reserve 24C, created in 1877 and disestablished in 1915.