Rivière Ford is a remote Atlantic salmon river flowing through the vast wilderness of northern Quebec, located in Area 23 of Quebec's fishery management zones. The river runs in the region near Rivière George, one of Quebec's legendary salmon systems, with Rivière Ford's downstream limit defined by its confluence with Rivière George at approximately 58°10′N latitude. This places the river deep in the Ungava Peninsula region, a landscape defined by boreal and subarctic terrain, expansive tundra, and the kind of wild, roadless country that makes northern Quebec salmon fishing among the most exclusive and adventurous angling experiences in North America.