Gogama, Ontario - Home page

Located  between Sudbury and Timmins  on Highway 144, Gogama is one of Northeastern Ontario’s  natural treasures.

Situated  on pristine Lake   Minisinakwa, Gogama is  home to roughly 450 people, with the population increasing during summer  months.

Gogama  has a long history as an Aboriginal trading route and up to the 1950's a Hudson Bay post.

Ojibway  for "Jumping Fish" Gogama was a traditional “High Portage” of  voyageurs and home of the “Wolf Man of the North” Joe LaFlamme.

The  natural beauty of the area can be enjoyed on numerous canoe routes, hiking  and snowmobile trails. Gogama also offers world class hunting and fishing,  with various motels, lodges and resorts to accommodate visitors.

Citizens  and visitors are able to avail themselves of local amenities such as:

--Accommodations:  motels, lodges, resorts, cottages, camping sites, trailer parks

--Communications:  cell phone, high speed internet, wireless hotspot at library

--Education:  English public school, French catholic school

--Emergency  Services: fire protection, OPP policing, ambulance service

--Food:  restaurant/tavern, grocery stores

--Health:  nursing station/clinic

--Other  Services: garbage dump & pick-up, water & sewer, guided hunting  tours

--Recreation: bait shop,  baseball field, beach, boat launching sites, canoe routes, community centre,

                    hiking trails, ice rink, library, public playground, religious services,  snowmobile trails

--Shopping: ATM, banking,  Canada Post office, gas, diesel, propane, LCBO, local art, lotto centres,

                  Purolator/UPS, Sears agency

--Transportation:   bus service, Via train, air charter

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