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Visite virtuelle de la route de la Baie-James
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Km 272:
Fishing site |
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Km
275: Junction with the
North
Road, which runs east and south to Chibougamau, 440 km away;
Nemaska is 117 km away; the North Road is 424 km long.
Rest area: picnic tables,
toilets, shelters.Information panel: "Fire-devastated forests".
Lightning caused a forest fire here in 1983.
Fishing site nearby.
Click here for more information about the
North Road, including a detailed guide
and photos. |
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Km 275: Looking
east along the North Road. |
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Km 275:
Rest area at the North Road junction: picnic tables,
toilets, shelters.
Information panel: "Fire-devastated forests".
Lightning caused a forest fire here in 1983. |
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Km 286 |
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Km
294: Pontax III River. The "Pontax" name
is a corruption of the Indian name "Pontacks", a Cree trapper
who used to live in this area. A forest fire was caused by lightning here
in 1986. Fishing site. |
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303-308: Forest fires burned here in July 2002 |
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Km
307: Pontax I River |
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Km
312: Pontax II River.
(Enistuwach River). These are actually three separate rivers.
The three rivers are named according to their flow. ie, Pontax I is the largest of the
three, & Pontax III is the smallest. Additionally, this is one of
the few river systems up here that has been excluded
from diversion and development for hydro-electric
projects.
This photo was taken late on
a calm evening -- nice and peaceful. |
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Km
324: Mirabelli Lake campground, 2.5 km east of the
Road (the sign is wrong - it says 4 km). Picnic tables,
toilet(1), no shelters, boat launching ramp, fishing.
Large informal campground. Nice view of the lake from
the hilltop. Forest fire here in 2005. This site was
originally a road construction camp. |
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Km 324: Mirabelli
Lake campground: nice view of the lake from the hilltop. |
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Km 324: Mirabelli
Lake on a calm day |
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Km
326: Jolicoeur River. |
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Km 326: Jolicoeur
River. This river is colored brown from tannin. |
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Km 326: Jolicoeur
River. A rapids is directly under the bridge. |
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