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Temagami, or A.L. Cochrane's Camp for boys, was founded in 1903 on an island in the South Arm of Lake Temagami. While Camp Temagami emphasized the importance of the wilderness canoe trip for shaping young men, the camp also developed a robust in-camp program that included athletics and
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was flooded and was the first co-ed canoe tripping camp on the lake, becoming a full co-ed camp in 1971. It is located in the sandy inlet of the lake. They hold the place for longest trip, as their V2 trip lasts for 52 days, and is meant for 18 year olds, up north in places such as the
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reopened as a co-ed youth camp in 1945, making it the first co-ed youth camp on the lake. In the 1950s and 60s, several youth camps opened as co-ed institutions or camps for girls. Camp
Wanapitei has been on lake Temagami since 1956, after the previous location on
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post on the lake, which operated during the 19th century. The Forest
Reserves Act of 1898 established the Temagami Forest Reserve on the shores and adjacent lands of the lake in 1901. It was created to reserve the forests for future
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was reopened in 2003, on the site of the old
Wigwasati and Pays d’en Haut camps. Camp Wigwasati, on the southwest arm, began running canoe trips in the Temagami wilderness in 1930.
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Stayner, Ontario, and subsequently operated by his daughter Laura, and then by H.W. Wilson.
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and across from Granny Bay in the northern section of the lake. Keeywaydin, founded in 1892, is one of several camps on Lake
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and more diamond bearing kimberlites may continue to be discovered in the area. The
Temagami area also contains some
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