See Ontario's largest sawmill located in the town of Nairn Centre. This
sawmill produces enough lumber in one year to build 18,000 homes.
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In its adornment, Mindemoya Lake is truly unique for it sports a large
hilly island, Treasure Island, just slightly south of its centre.
Treasure Island gives the lake and village their name; Mindemoya, the
Old Woman.
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Settled in the 1870s, and named after a town in Scotland, Meldrum Bay
developed as a fishing and lumbering centre. Once the village was home
to a busy commercial fishing fleet, and Great Lakes steamers tied up at
the docks.
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At the junction of Hwy 6 and 7 you will find motels for the weary
traveller and wonderful family dining to break up the long drive. All
ammenities are close to make stop-over comfortable and friendly.
West Bay First Nation has recently undergone a name change to
M'Chigeeng (pronounced shih-geeng), which means "village enclosed by
stepped cliffs".
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