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	Moosonee
		Moosonee began in 1903 as a rival post to the one at Moose Factory.
		The site was chosen in 1931 as the northern terminus of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway (now ONTARIO NORTHLAND Railway), which follows an old native canoe route along the Abitibi and Moose rivers.
		Moosonee is Ontario's only saltwater port, but high hopes for its prosperity were never realized.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0005428 (238 words)

	Moosonee, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Moosonee, Ontario, Canada, is the railhead on James Bay of the Ontario Northland Railway where goods are transferred to barges and aircraft for transport to more northerly communities.
		Moosonee is not particularly far north (51°N) but is isolated due to its lack of road access to the rest of Ontario.
		Moosonee was formerly Ontario's only "Development Area" and was governed by a locally elected board subject to formal appointment by the Ontario provincial government It became incorporated as a town in 2000 with an elected mayor and four person council.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Moosonee (543 words)

	Northern Ontario - Moosonee, Ontario - James Bay Frontier
		Moosonee is a tiny community situated on the west side of the Moose River and is just 12 miles from James Bay.
		Moosonee was first settled by the Revillon Freres fur traders in 1903 and today a museum details their exploits.
		The Moosonee waterfront bustles in the summer as giant barges are loaded with everything from staples to modular buildings for shipment to remote communities far to the North.
	www.northernontario.org /Towns/Moosonee.htm (374 words)

	Moosonee
		Moosonee began in 1903 as a rival post to the one at Moose Factory.
		The site was chosen in 1931 as the northern terminus of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway (now ONTARIO NORTHLAND Railway), which follows an old native canoe route along the Abitibi and Moose rivers.
		Moosonee is Ontario's only saltwater port, but high hopes for its prosperity were never realized.
	www.canadianencyclopedia.ca /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0005428 (238 words)

	Moosonee - InfoSearchPoint.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Moosonee, Ontario, is the railhead on James Bay of the Ontario Northland Railway where goods are transferred to barges and aircraft for transport to more northerly communities.
		Moosonee is not particularly far north (51 degrees) but is isolated due to its lack of road communication to the rest of Ontario.
		Moosonee was formerly Ontario's only "Development Area" but became incorporated as a Town in 2000 with a population of about 3000 people (by municipal government estimate, the 2001 Canadian census figures for Moosonee are inaccurate due to incomplete enumeration).
	www.infosearchpoint.com /display/Moosonee (165 words)

	Moosonee
		Moosonee is a small town located on the shore of the Moose River a few miles from the south end of James Bay which is the southern portion of Hudson Bay in northern Canada.
		Moosonee is at latitude 51 North - not very far north, not even far north in Ontario but it seems remote to many people as it is beyond the end of the road network.
		Because Moosonee is close to James Bay, the Moose River is a tidal the tides are not as dramatic as found in places such as the Bay of Fundy, they do result in an ever changing river that can be difficult to navigate.
	www.lantz.ca /moosonee.htm (509 words)

	Moosonee - Home
		The town of Moosonee is located on the Moose River 12 miles south of James Bay at a latitude 51 N 07' and longitude 80 W 35'.
		Moosonee is not connected to the road system in Ontario and is accessible by rail through Ontario Northland in Cochrane Ontario.
		The Moosonee Pool is closed due to repairs and maintenance.
	www.townofmoosonee.ca (232 words)

	Crash-aerien 30 APR 1990 d'un Beechcraft C99 C-GFAW - Moosonee, ON
		Frontier Air Flight 1602 took off from Timmins at 20:43 on a scheduled domestic flight to Moosonee.
		The flight proceeded to Moosonee at 7,000 feet and was cleared for an approach at 21:21.
		The crew elected to fly the VOR runway 24 approach.
	www.aviation-safety.net /database/record.php?id=19900430-0&lang=fr (384 words)

	Moosonee Community Profile (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Moosonee, located in the district of Cochrane is situated at 80 degrees latitude N 35' and Longitude 51 degrees W 07'.
		Moosonee came into existence at the turn of the century when, in 1900, Annie Hardisty and her two daughters became the first settlers on the site.
		Moosonee is accessible to the north by air, barge in the summer (there is no passenger service) or a temporary road during the winter months.
	www.moosoneepubschool.moosonee.on.ca /communityprofile.htm (2609 words)

	Cochrane, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cochrane is located east of Kapuskasing, northeast of Timmins, south of Moosonee, and north of Iroquois Falls.
		The popular Polar Bear Express summer time train tour leaves Cochrane for Moosonee, and is a popular tourist activity.
		Cochrane was the site of the trial for 20 Reesor Siding farmers charged with the killing of 3 union employees during the Reesor Siding 1963 Strike.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cochrane,_Ontario (450 words)

	Moosonee, ON - 1969 - History of Moosonee - John Shearer
		Annie Hardisty, first resident of Moosonee, was living in a tent approximately a quarter mile past the Polar Bear Lodge towards the Hudson’s Bay Company Transport.
		At their first glimpse of an airplane, one local resident started singing "There is a happy land, far far away", thinking it was Jesus arriving on the Cross; and another resident started shooting at the plane.
		The Moosonee store (presently used as the Staff House for Austin Airways Ltd.) was one of the stores taken over.
	www.pinetreeline.org /other/other28/other28h.html (1158 words)

	Northern Ontario - Moosonee
		Moosonee est une communauté située sur le rivage ouest de la rivière Moose et se trouve seulement douze milles de la baie James.
		Moosonee a été établi en 1903 par les frères Revillon, négociants de la fourrure.
		La ville de Moosonee est très active en été avec des péniches géantes chargées avec les articles de base de bâtiments modulaires et des provisions pour les communautés éloignées.
	www.northernontario.org /Town_Moosonee_French.htm (370 words)

	Moosonee, ON Photos (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A seaplane at the dock area in Moosonee - August 1964.
		The "Nouveau Quebec" at the dock area in Moosonee - August 1964.
		The Moose River and the dock area at Moosonee - June 1964.
	www.pinetreeline.org /photos/p28-64.html (211 words)

	Recreation
		The Corporation of the Town of Moosonee Recreation Department is committed to providing a variety of recreation programs and services that are accessible to and respond to the needs and desires of all members of the community.
		The recreation facilities include the Moosonee Community Centre, which houses the Arena, Curling Club, and Community Hall, the Recreation Centre, which houses the swimming pool, gymnasium, and weight room, baseball diamond, soccer pitch and Tidewater Provincial Park.
		The Moosonee Curling Club has three (3) sheets of ice and a lounge area that is rented for various functions.
	www.moosonee.ca /Recreation.htm (534 words)

	Moosonee Trains
		Moosonee is the northern terminus of the Ontario Northland railway which begins at North Bay, Ontario.
		Additional photos of trains in Moosonee may be found at http://paullantz.smugmug.com, http://www.pbase.com/paullantz/trains and http://www.pbase.com/paullantz/switching.
		Due to flooding, Attawapiskat residents flown to Moosonee by Canadian Forces and on to Timmins by rail.
	www.lantz.ca /moosoneetrains.htm (579 words)

	Moosonee
		Moosonee is a community of 2000 on the west side of Moose River just a short distance from James Bay.
		Highlights of a visit to Moosonee included the Interpretive Centres of both the Northern College (the James Bay Education Centre) and the Ministry of Natural Resources, the Rail Car and Revillon Freres Museum, tours provided by Two Bay Enterprises and freighter canoe rides to historic Moose Factory or Shipsands Island Waterfowl Sanctuary.
		The small community of Moose Factory was founded in 1673 and Moosonee was an active fur trade depot at the turn of the century.
	www.jamesbayfrontier.com /community/moosonee.html (1113 words)

	Cree Village Ecolodge
		Moosonee is located 1.5 miles across the river from Moose Factory on the mainland.
		Moosonee has a railway line connecting it to Cochrane and an airport with regular scheduled flights to Timmins.
		In late spring, summer and early fall the river is ice free and water taxis use freighter canoes between the two communities.
	www.creevillage.com /maps.html (339 words)

	Polar Bear Lodge - Moosonee, Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The 27 room Lodge is located on the shore of the Moose River a few miles from James Bay.
		On the southern shore of the great inland sea known as James Bay sits the small town of Moosonee.
		Moosonee is accessible by Ontario Northland Railway from Toronto or Cochrane, or by Air with Air Creebec from Timmins to Moosonee..
	home.accglobal.net /~etcourse/pbl/pbhome.html (59 words)

	Moosonee Photo Gallery by Paul Lantz at pbase.com
		Moosonee is a small town located on the Moose River near the south end of James Bay in Northeastern Ontario, Canada.
		Although the Moose River at Moosonee is relatively shallow, Moosonee is still a port for the shipment of goods further north.
		Moosonee is one of the most beautiful places i have been to.
	www.pbase.com /paullantz/moosonee (1402 words)

	Trains - mostly Ontario Northland. Taken at Moosonee unless otherwise noted. Photo Gallery by Paul Lantz at pbase.com
		There is no road access to Moosonee so the train and air service are the only public carriers (you can get here by canoe or snowmobile as well).
		This is a terrific Gallery you've built focusing on the Moosonee area ONR operations.
		Moosonee is not far north (about the same as London), just isolated due to lack of road communications.
	www.pbase.com /paullantz/trains (750 words)

	boldts.net - Moosonee
		Moosonee is the northernmost community in Ontario that can be reached by rail.
		Moosonee is a thriving town of 2000 people.
		Moosonee was established in 1903 by the Revillon Freres (now known as Revlon) in competition with the Hudson's Bay Company.
	www.boldts.net /Moose1.shtml (181 words)

	Moosonee Mortgages
		Have an idea or suggestion on improving the Moosonee mortgage stats page, please send us an e-mail.
		Note: Total national contribution of Moosonee** mortgages in the past is currently 0.01% with a projected target of 0.01%.
		In Moosonee, 50% of the mortgage applicants are living with someone, while only 50% are single or separated.
	www.canequity.com /ontario/moosonee-mortgages.htm (180 words)

	Ham Radio Online - DXpedition
		One group will be setting up a station in the train station where we will DX continuously from August 3 to the early hours of August 7 when we will take down our station and make the return trip on the Polar Bear Express.
		The freshwater islands located between Moosonee and the shores of James Bay will have a VE3 callsign because they belong to the province of Ontario.
		The train is the only land transportation to Moosonee in the summer as there are no roads that go up that far.
	www.hamradio-online.com /1996/jun/polarbear.html (1040 words)

	Ontario Northland: Polar Bear Express
		Please be advised that all Ontario Northland shuttle services connecting to our Northlander and Polar Bear Express passenger trains are suspended as the result of a labour disruption by our motor coach services operators, who are represented by Teamsters Canada Rail Conference.
		Ontario Northland’s Polar Bear Express connects residents of the coastal communities of Moosonee and Moose Factory to Cochrane and is one of North America’s last remaining “flag stop” train services.
		This railway excursion will allow you and your family to get away from all of the hassles of modern living and spend time discovering the history of the people and the landscape of the north.
	www.polarbearexpress.ca (581 words)

	NorthernTours.com Guided Snowmobile Tour To James Bay Moosonee Northern Ontario Canada.
		Wawa to Hearst to Moosonee via lookouts at Thunder House Canyon and Hell Gate Canyon, to the Missinaibi, Opasatika River, Moose River Crossing, Moosonee to the Jame Bay Coast and the Arctic's Edge.
		Arrive at Moosonee around 4:30 if everything went well, motel, gas tank, Beer Store and a short ride to the James Bay (about 24 miles round trip) before dinner.
		Today we must leave Moosonee at 7:00 AM sharp as we have a lot of territory to cover on our way to Cochrane.
	www.northerntours.com /snowmobile_tours/snowmobile_tour_6.html (1056 words)

	Moosonee, the town, as it was then
		I went to Moosonee on a whim..I was ready to travel and packed up my Jeep, not really knowing what I was getting into....
		My mother called Moosonee "the Times Square of the North," as she has met many people who've lived there or visited, e.g., Pinetree (the Base) or teachers.
		We did the flight to Moosonee in 45 minutes at an altitude of 1000 ft. When I arrived home, I was very tired and full of diesel fuel.
	www.securenet.net /members/chastie/moosonee/stories.html (517 words)

	Moose Cree First Nation - Community Profile - Services
		A large barge/ferry operated by Moosonee Transport Ltd. is available during the summer, spring and fall to transport various bulk freight, machinery, heavy equipment and vehicles to Moose Factory Island.
		CHMO radio station (headquarters) is located in Moosonee with a sub-studio in Moose Factory.
		His Honour J.H. Caldbick is the presiding judge who is flown into Moosonee once a month for three and a half day stay every second Tuesday of each month.
	www.moosecree.com /community-profile/services.html (2433 words)

	Ottertooth Forums: Moosonee (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We were thinking of taking the little bear to moosonee and doing a two or three day trip from there.
		You might want to speak with the OPP in Moosonee, before contemplating a paddling trip along the coast of James Bay.They are responsible for Search and Rescue in the Bay area.
		Albeit, he was kayaking solo, early in the season, and up north of Churchill -- but the wind, waves, ice, and tides cut short his attempt at a full summer trip.
	www.ottertooth.com /discus/show.cgi?tpc=30&post=5304 (473 words)

	Mosonee Puppy Rescue: Organization
		We bring puppies down from Moosonee and Moose Factory, located on the fringe of James Bay, Ontario, to save them from being trapped and shot.
		The dogs in Moosonee and Moose Factory tend to run loose as they are not often, if ever, allowed in the house by their owners.
		Our rescue workers in Moosonee care for the puppies until they are able to travel to us in Bracebridge.
	members.petfinder.org /~ON129/organization.php (324 words)

	moosonee index
		François and I took many pictures when we lived in Moosonee from 1988-1993 and more in 2000.
		However, for a set of super images of Moosonee in JPEG format, visit the site by Hans Boldt.
		An account of a canoe trip to Moose Crossing by experienced canoeists can be found here along with a map of the rivers in the area.
	www.securenet.net /members/chastie/moosonee/moosdex.html (195 words)

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