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Project — Témiscouata RCM

27 devices listed across eight zones in the Témiscouata network.

Three platform captures supplied in July 2026 show 13 devices named “Guérite,” 13 named “Station de lavage,” and one device named simply “Station.”

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Documented boat wash station in Dégelis within the Témiscouata network

Project context

A network across Témiscouata

The captures show 27 devices associated with eight zones: 12 at Lac Témiscouata and 15 across Grand lac Squatec, Petit lac Squatec et lac Pain-de-Sucre, Lac des Aigles, Lac Beau, Lac Long, Lac Biencourt, and Lac Jerry (Mérumticook).

Photographs from Dégelis and Notre-Dame-du-Lac document field settings. Platform captures document the inventory names and zones. States visible at capture time are not presented as availability or performance measures.

Project factsDated inventory
All 27 device rows come from platform views supplied in July 2026.
DeploymentEight displayed zones
The devices are associated with eight distinct zone labels in the platform.
OperationsTypes stated precisely
Twenty-six devices state a type in their name; the twenty-seventh remains classified only as “Station.”

Project at a glance

Sites and equipment.

27
listed devices

Platform inventory supplied in July 2026

13
devices named “Guérite”
13
devices named “Station de lavage”
1
device named only “Station”

Detailed type not inferred

8
distinct displayed zones

Network inventory

Network installations.

  1. 01

    Lac Témiscouata

    Notre-Dame-du-Lac — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  2. 02

    Lac Témiscouata

    Marina Pomerleau — Guérite

    • Gate device
  3. 03

    Lac Témiscouata

    Notre-Dame-du-Lac — Guérite

    • Gate device
  4. 04

    Lac Jerry (Mérumticook)

    Saint-Jean-de-la-Lande — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  5. 05

    Lac Jerry (Mérumticook)

    Saint-Jean-de-la-Lande — Guérite

    • Gate device
  6. 06

    Lac Témiscouata

    Saint-Juste-du-Lac — Guérite

    • Gate device
  7. 07

    Lac Témiscouata

    Club de yacht de Cabano — Guérite

    • Gate device
  8. 08

    Lac Témiscouata

    Dégelis — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  9. 09

    Lac Jerry (Mérumticook)

    Packington — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  10. 10

    Lac Témiscouata

    Rivière Madawaska — Guérite

    • Gate device
  11. 11

    Lac Témiscouata

    Dégelis — Guérite

    • Gate device
  12. 12

    Lac Témiscouata

    Saint-Juste-du-Lac — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  13. 13

    Lac Biencourt

    Biencourt — Guérite

    • Gate device
  14. 14

    Lac Biencourt

    Biencourt — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  15. 15

    Lac Long

    Lac Long — Guérite

    • Gate device
  16. 16

    Lac Beau

    Lac Beau — Guérite

    • Gate device
  17. 17

    Lac Beau

    Rivière-Bleue — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  18. 18

    Lac des Aigles

    Lac des Aigles — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  19. 19

    Lac des Aigles

    Lac des Aigles — Guérite

    • Gate device
  20. 20

    Lac Témiscouata

    Notre-Dame-du-Lac #2 — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  21. 21

    Lac Témiscouata

    Cabano #1 — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  22. 22

    Lac Témiscouata

    Cabano #2 — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  23. 23

    Petit lac Squatec et lac Pain-de-Sucre

    Squatec — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  24. 24

    Grand lac Squatec

    Auclair — Station de lavage

    • Wash station
  25. 25

    Petit lac Squatec et lac Pain-de-Sucre

    Squatec — Guérite

    • Gate device
  26. 26

    Grand lac Squatec

    Lejeune — Guérite

    • Gate device
  27. 27

    Grand lac Squatec

    Station — Saint-Marc-du-Lac-Long

    • Device named “Station” — detailed type not specified
Sources for this profile

Inventory transcribed from three Témiscouata RCM platform captures supplied in July 2026. Typography in selected device names was normalized for readability without changing identity or zone. Visible connection, gate, loop, and printer states are point-in-time values and are not availability measures. Field photographs remain documentary; no usage or environmental outcome is claimed.

Project gallery

On site and in the platform.

Lexoh platform view showing devices 27 through 18 in the Témiscouata networkEnlarge ↗
Témiscouata RCM inventory supplied in July 2026 · devices 27 through 18. Visible states are point-in-time values.
Lexoh platform view showing devices 17 through 8 in the Témiscouata networkEnlarge ↗
Témiscouata RCM inventory supplied in July 2026 · devices 17 through 8. Visible states are point-in-time values.
Lexoh platform view showing devices 10 through 1 in the Témiscouata networkEnlarge ↗
Témiscouata RCM inventory supplied in July 2026 · devices 10 through 1. Visible states are point-in-time values.
Boat wash station in Dégelis
Documentary photograph of the wash station in Dégelis.
Work and equipment at a Notre-Dame-du-Lac access point
Documentary photograph of an access setting in Notre-Dame-du-Lac.
01Project facts

Distribution

One operating view brings together access points associated with several waterways.

The Lac Témiscouata zone contains 12 devices. Grand lac Squatec and Lac Jerry (Mérumticook) each contain 3. Four displayed zones contain 2 each—Petit lac Squatec et lac Pain-de-Sucre, Lac des Aigles, Lac Beau, and Lac Biencourt—while Lac Long contains 1.

  • Lac Témiscouata · 12 devices
  • Grand lac Squatec · 3 devices
  • Lac Jerry (Mérumticook) · 3 devices
  • Other displayed zones · 9 devices
02Deployment

Devices

The names identify 13 gate devices and 13 wash stations.

Those categories come directly from the displayed names. The device “Station — Saint-Marc-du-Lac-Long” is not reclassified because the captures do not state a more detailed type in its name.

03Operations

Operations

A displayed state remains a point-in-time operational value.

The captures also show connection, gate, loop, and printer states at one moment. Those indicators can change, so they are not used here to calculate availability, uptime, or network performance.

FAQ

Project questions

01When is this inventory from?

It reflects three supplied platform captures from July 2026. That is the date of the supplied inventory, not a publication date or a guarantee of current device state.

02Are all 27 devices the same type?

No. Thirteen names identify a gate device, thirteen identify a wash station, and one device is named only “Station.” No more specific type is inferred for that device.

03Do the displayed states show current availability?

No. They represent the moment of capture. This page does not derive an availability rate or a conclusion about present operation from them.

04Does this page publish an environmental effectiveness measure?

No. It documents an inventory and field settings. Any impact measure requires its own source, period, and method.

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