Elliot Lake Profile
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About Elliot Lake
Elliot Lake is a city in Northern Ontario’s Algoma District, on the Canadian Shield north of Lake Huron’s North Channel. Uranium mining built the community; after the mines closed it reinvented itself as a retirement and outdoor-recreation city among lakes and forests. About 11,000 people live in Elliot Lake.
Known for
- Northern Ontario uranium-mining heritage city
- Reinvention as a retirement and recreation community
- Canadian Shield lakes and forest setting
- Algoma District north of the North Channel
- Outdoor trails and lake access throughout the area
See & do
Elliot Lake Nuclear and Mining Museum area
Exhibits on the uranium boom that built the city.
Local lakes and beach parks
Swimming and boat launches among Shield lakes.
Deer Trail and regional lookouts
Scenic drives and viewpoints around the city.
Downtown Elliot Lake
Shops and services in the planned mining-town core.
Forest trail networks
Hiking and ATV/snowmobile access in surrounding bush.
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