The ZEC Ménokéosawin which has 162 lakes, is an area of , located on the territory of
La Tuque and
Lac-Édouard. Located in the area of the East bank of the
Saint-Maurice River, the Zec extends on 32 km maximum width and 31 km maximum in height. Zec is bordered by
Zec Kiskissink on East side and
Zec Borgia to the west. The
Bostonnais River constitutes the northwestern boundary of Zec (except the northern part of the
Bostonnais River where
Route 155 is used as the boundary). The southeastern boundary of the territory is bounded by the road leading to the village of
Lac Édouard and extends to a bay at the northeast of
Lac Édouard (lake). The northeastern boundary of Zec is the "lac du barrage" (dam lake) and the "Bonhomme Lake" Zec Ménokéosawin is crossed by the
Bostonnais River, arriving from the north and passing through the lake Maggie, then lake Deveny. This river has a tributary designated "Channel Bostonians", which start from the lake "North Branch" and "Southern Branch" and it empties into the
Bostonnais River at southwest area of Zec. The main lakes in the Zec are: Bouchard, Angrois, Girard, Croche, "en Voûte", "de la Branche Sud", "de la Cloison", Devenys, Maggie, "du Cap", Racine, Catherine, Farouche, Du Bonnet" and "du Coudrier". ZEC has four campsites and several water boat ramps. == Activities ==