Stokely Lake Cabin
The place
Stokely Lake Cabin in Algoma District, Sault Ste. Marie/Wawa sector (Algoma District, Northern Ontario, Lake Superior north shore, Ontario, Canada), at 381 m elevation, Precambrian Canadian Shield. Continuous Canada Ontario Algoma cluster (batches 250-375). Private trapping/fishing cabin (Stokely Lake, a pioneer place-name + Algoma District, 48,900 km², population 100,000, rural region + Sault Ste. Marie, 74,000 inhabitants, twinned with the Michigan city + Lake Superior, 82,100 km², the largest freshwater lake by surface area in the world, 12% of the world's supply + Agawa Rock Pictographs, 100 Ojibwe pictographs from 400-1400 AD, the Vermilion Staff spirit, canoe of the Voyageurs + heritage of the Ojibwe/Chippewa Anishinaabeg (an Algonquian people, 170,000 strong, Anishinaabemowin language + the Treaty of La Pointe of 1854, forming 3 reserves and establishing fishing/hunting/wild rice (Manoomin) rights + Batchewana First Nation, Rankin, 1,000 members, Ojibwe language + Sault Ste. Marie, founded by Jesuit missionaries in 1668 as a fur-trading post).
The setting
Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie/Wawa, Algoma District, Northern ON, Lake Superior north shore, Ontario, Canada, 381 m, Precambrian Shield, continuous cluster batches 250-375, private trapping/fishing cabin Stokely Lake + Algoma 48,900 km² population 100,000 rural + SSM 74,000 twinned with Michigan + Lake Superior 82,100 km² largest freshwater lake in the world 12% + Agawa Rock Pictographs 100 Ojibwe 400-1400 AD Vermilion Staff canoe Voyageurs, Ojibwe/Chippewa Anishinaabeg Algonquian 170,000 Anishinaabemowin + Treaty of La Pointe 1854, forming 3 reserves, fishing/hunting/wild rice (Manoomin) rights + Batchewana Rankin 1,000 Ojibwe + SSM Jesuit 1668 fur-trading post.
