Temagami, Ontario
Canada
Temagami, Ontario holds 71 Bunkabop connections with 3236 places across 12 topics, concentrated in natural history and earth sciences. Rock in the area contains pillow lava about 2 billion years old, evidence of submarine volcanoes during the early formation of Earth's crust. Its mineral profile includes molybdenite, serpentine, jasper, and about nine others, grounding many of its science connections. The fur trade route bypassed Temagami to the south, and European settlement did not begin until 1834.
Canadian canoe routes
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Atikokan, Ontario | Grand Rapids, Manitoba
Red Squirrel Road
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Temagami First Nation | Owaissa, Temagami
Temagami Island
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Phyllis Township | Joan Township, Ontario
Serpentine subgroup
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Zimbabwe | Mangnai, Qinghai
molybdenite
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Knaben, Norway | Kipushi
pillow lava
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Contra Costa County, California | Muriwai | Strombolicchio
Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Haliburton County | Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation | Kasabonika Lake First Nation
Sudbury Basin
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario | Valley East
kimberlite
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Northern Alberta | Welkom | Nipawin, Saskatchewan | Rayton | Tsabong, Botswana
Sherman Mine
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Canada | Ontario | Kirkland Lake, Ontario
Copperfields Mine
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Canada | Ontario | Eastern Canada | Phyllis Township
outfitter
Connects Temagami, Ontario to: Highlands, North Carolina | West Brownsville, Pennsylvania | Oskélanéo | Carling, Ontario | Jan Lake