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Location: |
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Kashechewan is
an isolated
First Nation's
community
located in
Northwestern
Ontario on the
shores of the
Albany River
and about 10
km upstream
from James Bay
and about 300
miles north of
Timmins.
The community
is about 12 km
from Fort
Albany. |
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Access /
Airports /
Transportation: |
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The only
access to
Kashechewan is
by air with
limited access
by winter road
during 2 - 3
months of the
year.
Air Creebec
provides
regular
scheduled
flights to
Kashechewan
from Timmins,
Ontario, with
connections to
numerous other
communities in
Northern
Ontario and
Quebec.
From Timmins,
visitors can
connect with
Air Canada to
Toronto and
beyond. |
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Accommodations
/ Services /
Attractions /
Events: |
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We have no
information
regarding the
availability
of overnight
or longer term
accommodations
for visitors
to Kashechewan.
If you are an
avid Goose
hunter,
Kashechewan
may be the
ideal
destination
for your fall
goose hunt as
the community
is located on
the main fly
way.
There are two
goose camps
who cater to
hunters.
The Kapiskau
Wesley Goose
Camp and
Wynne's
Camp.
See our
Fishing and
Outfitter link
above for
contact
information. |
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Contacts: |
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