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Nopiming Provincial ParkBlack lake CampgroundThe Anishinabe word for entrance to the wilderness Nopiming opiming is the Anishinabe word for entranceto the wilderness. This name is indicative of theland, because until recently, Nopiming wasaccessible only by water, bushplane, or winterroads. Currently, PR 314 provides access tocampground and leads visitors through the lengthof the park. With over a hundred lakes andnumerous rivers, Nopiming was a naturaldestination for the first peoples of the area, as wellas for wildlife. People were drawn by the lure ofgold in the early 1900s; this was the impetus forlater history of the landscape on which thecampground sits begins billions of years ago, andhas gone through many changes since its deposited on a sea floor were slowlyburied within the Earth, and later changed to hard-rock by the forces of continental movement.
Nopiming Provincial Park Black Lake Campground The Anishinabe word for “entrance to the wilderness” Nopiming opiming is the Anishinabe word for “entrance
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