Amisk Lake (Sask.)

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Aerial and bird's-eye views of northern Saskatchewan; Department of Northern Saskatchewan offices; La Ronge Community College

Aerial and bird's-eye views of northern Saskatchewan, showing communities, businesses, public buildings, animals, and ways of life. 01 to 07: Settlement of Weyakwin, located on the shore of Montreal Lake. 08 to 11: Woodland caribou in a field in the Besnard Lake region. 12 to 15: Settlement of Pinehouse.16 to 18: School at Pinehouse. 19: New houses under construction at Pinehouse. 20: Addition to Co-op store at Pinehouse. 21: Houses at Pinehouse. 22 to 23: Pinehouse and the winter road to Beauval. 24: Temporary bridge over the Smoothstone River on the Besnard-Pinehouse Road. 25 to 32: Moose in a field. 33 to 40: Construction of the Besnard-Pinehouse Road. 41 to 52: Two Indigenous trappers follow a trapline on snowshoes in the Besnard Lake region. 53 to 54: La Ronge. 55 to 57: Churchill High School and surrounding area at La Ronge. 58 to 59: La Ronge. 60: Department of Northern Saskatchewan general office building at La Ronge. 61: Fish plant at La Ronge. 62 to 64: Sewer line construction at La Ronge. 65: Department of Northern Saskatchewan Fire Control Branch building at La Ronge. 66 to 67: Provincial Government Office Building at La Ronge. 68: Main street of La Ronge. 69: Pre-Cam School at La Ronge. 70 to 71: Main street of La Ronge. 72: Hospital at La Ronge. 73: Pre-Cam School at La Ronge. 74 to 78: Mobile home park at La Ronge. 79 to 80: Airport at La Ronge. 81: Montreal River at La Ronge. 82 to 83: La Ronge. 84 to 96: Trapper's cabin, located on the second narrows of the Wapawekka Channel. Includes ground-level views. 97: Hudson Bay Mining Camp, located along the Wapawekka Channel. 98: Hudson Bay Mining drill site, located at the Wapawekka Channel. 99 to 103: Wapawekka Channel. 104 to 107: Settlement of Deschambault Lake. 108: Co-op store at Deschambault Lake. 109 to 110: Deschambault Lake School at Deschambault Lake. 111 to 112: Settlement of Deschambault Lake. 113: Drill rig on Limestone Lake. 114 to 115: Farm at Cumberland House, operated by Indigenous farmers. 116 to 117: Cumberland House. 118: School at Cumberland House. 119 to 122: Cumberland House. 123 to 124: Park area near the remains of the SS Northcote at Cumberland House. 125: Looking down the main street at Cumberland House. 126 to 128: Ground-level views of the powder house (or magazine) at Cumberland House. 129 to 131: Ground-level views showing the remains of the SS Northcote at Cumberland House. 132: Ground-level view of the Cumberland Lodge at Cumberland House. 133: Ground-level view of the Hudson's Bay Company (also known as The Bay) store at Cumberland House. 134: Ground-level view of a café and the Royal Canadian Legion hall at Cumberland House. 135 to 138: Ground-level views of the new arena at Cumberland House. 139: Ground-level view of a log house. 141: Ground-level view of new housing at Cumberland House. 142 to 145: Ground-level exterior and interior views of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan resources office at Cumberland House. 146 to 149: Ground-level exterior and interior views of the out-post hospital at Sandy Bay. 150 to 152: Ground-level views of houses on First Nations' reserve land. 153 to 154: Ground-level views of a dog team resting while tied to trees. 155 to 157: Remains of the SS Northcote, with the Hudson's Bay Company post in the background, at Cumberland House. 158 to 159: Park area surrounding the remains of the SS Northcote at Cumberland House. 160 to 161: Cliffs on the shore of Namew Lake. 162: Namew Lake. 163 to 166: Ground-level views of fishermen chopping a hole in a frozen body of water at Sturgeon Landing. 167 to 169: Sturgeon Landing. 170 to 171: Government of Canada weather station located along Highway 167, southwest of Flin Flon. 172 to 177: Interior views of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan resources office, and its staff at work, at Creighton. 178 to 179: Bruce Long of the Saskatchewan Department of Mineral Resources and Dan Bobiuk of the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources Lands Survey Branch look at a map of Denare Beach at the resources office at Creighton. 181: Norm Hook with the Department of Northern Saskatchewan talks with two men at the resources office at Creighton. 182 to 184: Ground-level views of a house at Denare Beach. 185 to 186: Ground-level exterior views of a Department of Northern Saskatchewan building at Denare Beach. 187 to 189: Ground-level views of a man chopping firewood for the summer at Denare Beach. 190: Ground-level view of picnic tables stacked up for the winter at Denare Beach. 191: Ground-level exterior view of a Department of Northern Saskatchewan building at Denare Beach. 192 to 197: Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Company Limited plant, located at Flin Flon. 198 to 200: Creighton. 201: Creighton High School at Creighton. 202 to 204: Creighton. 205: Along Amisk Lake. 206 to 207: Construction of Hanson Lake Road, just west of Creighton, looking west. 208 to 209: Construction of Hanson Lake Road, just west of Creighton, looking east. 210 to 211: Landscape south of Sandy Bay. 212 to 214: Sandy Bay. 215 to 216: New housing construction at Sandy Bay. 217 to 218: School at Sandy Bay. 219: Out-post hospital at Sandy Bay. 220: Housing at Sandy Bay. 221 to 224: Island Falls Power Plant at Sandy Bay. 225 to 226: Two people operating snowmobiles in a field. 227 to 239: Island Falls Power Plant at Sandy Bay. 240 to 242: Sandy Bay. 243: Landscape between Sandy Bay and Pelican Narrows. 244 to 249: Camp Nist-o-Wago (or possibly Mista-Noseyew) located at the narrows at Pelican Narrows. 250 to 251: Pelican Narrows. 252: Hudson's Bay Company (The Bay) store at Pelican Narrows. 253: Residence in the Pelican Narrows area. 254: Housing at Pelican Narrows. 255: School at Pelican Narrows. 256 to 257: Pelican Narrows. 258 to 259: A helicopter landing at Pelican Narrows. 260 to 262: Department of Northern Saskatchewan office building at Pelican Narrows. 263 to 266: Ground-level views of a man using a motorized saw to cut ice. 267 to 268: Blocks of ice to be stored. 269: Ice blocks being lifted after cutting. 270 to 271: Housing at Pelican Narrows. 272 to 274: A snow storm at Pelican Narrows. 275 to 280: A moose travels through a field. 281 to 283: Lac La Ronge. 284 to 287: Informal portraits of Doug Switzer, assistant deputy minister of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan, working at his desk at La Ronge. 288 to 291: Informal portraits of J.W. Churchman, deputy minister of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan, working at his desk at La Ronge. 292 to 295: Informal portraits of employees with the Administration Branch of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan, working at their desks at La Ronge. 296 to 297: Informal portraits of the Northern News secretary working at her desk at La Ronge. 298 to 299: Informal portraits of the receptionist for the Department of Northern Saskatchewan office at La Ronge, working at her desk. 300 to 303: Informal portraits of Greg Charles of the Northern News Branch, producing a radio broadcast at the Department of Northern Saskatchewan office at La Ronge. 304 to 305: A meeting of the Northern School Board in session. 306: Department of Northern Saskatchewan office at La Ronge. 307 to 310: Basic Training class at La Ronge Community College. 311 to 313: Small business management class at La Ronge Community College. 314 to 316: Exterior views of La Ronge Community College. 317 to 321: Interior views of the construction of a new hotel at La Ronge. 322 to 329: A volleyball tournament at Churchill High School, La Ronge. 330 to 333: Joan Lowe, a public health nurse with the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health, weighs a small boy and administers a Polio vaccination to him at a clinic at La Ronge. 334 to 335: Informal portraits of a radio operator with the Department of Northern Saskatchewan at work at La Ronge. 336 to 337: Two employees of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan measure furs at La Ronge. 338 to 341: Employees of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan measure logs at a saw mill at La Ronge. 342 to 346: Ground-level views of Keg Falls on the Churchill River. 347 to 365: Ground-level views of Drinking Falls (Potter Rapids) on the Churchill River. 366 to 376: Ground-level and elevated views of Nistowiak Falls. 377 to 378: Ground-level views of a trapper's cabin at the bottom of Nistowiak Falls. 379 to 382: Ground-level views of a portage at Nistowiak Falls. 383 to 402: Nistowiak Falls. 403 to 408: Holy Trinity Anglican Church at Stanley Mission. 409 to 416: Twin Falls on the Churchill River. 417: Robertson Falls on the Churchill River. 418 to 427: Proposed area for a trailer court development at Denare Beach.

Varley, Don

Amisk Lake Sheet, Saskatchewan

  • B60.27 (S)
  • Item
  • 1935

Map 314 A. Indicates different types of rock formations.

Canada. Department of Mines. Bureau of Economic Geology, Geological Survey

Amisk Lake, Saskatchewan

  • A0050.04 (S)
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  • 1965

Sheet 63 L. Series A 502.

Canada. Dept. of Mines and Technical Surveys

Amisk Lake, Saskatchewan

  • A50.18 (S)
  • Item
  • 1934

Canada. Department of the Interior. Topographical Survey of Canada

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