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Overview of Temagami features and the canoe area. Quick Take Break-up 2019: ice-out May 18! May 22, water-side view: new ice May 21, sat view: region ice free May 15, aerial and water-side views May 14, sat view: ice going fast May 8, sat view: Wanapitei open May 5, sat view: Nipissing open May 3, sat view: big lakes water Apr 30, aerial photos: Lake Temagami Aerial shots of snow damage, community center, moose.
Photos: fires on Lake Temagami Aerial shots of three fires on the shore of the lake. Extreme fire danger rating declared.
The 28 interactive maps get better access 28th in the series 27th in the series: Makobe Lake and Lady Evelyn River
Interactive map: Lower Yorston River 26th in the series with enhanced detail for little used canoe route Adios fire towers: down they come Now is the time to visit while they still stand Interactive map: Florence Lake 25th in series One map for the region is now in print. The award-winning story of the world's oldest canoe camp is available in Temagami this summer. List of all stories, background, and a map. 30 MILLION HITS AND GROWING Ten months after its birth, Ottertooth reached its first million hits on Aug. 29, 2001! And then it took less than half that time to reach the second million! Today, we have topped 50. Thanks to all of you for your support. "Don't ever take whatever you love to do for granted. Fate won't." — Michael Peake, Che-Mun magazine
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