Kapuskasing Profile
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About Kapuskasing
Kapuskasing is a town in Cochrane District, northeastern Ontario, on the Kapuskasing River along the Highway 11 clay belt. A planned mill town with a distinctive civic layout, it remains a bilingual forestry and service centre in the boreal north. About 8,000 people live in Kapuskasing.
Known for
- Planned mill town on the Kapuskasing River
- Bilingual northeastern Ontario community
- Highway 11 clay-belt service centre
- Pulp-and-paper forestry economy
- Model-town civic layout in the boreal north
See & do
Kapuskasing River / Drury Park
River parks and walks through the planned townsite.
Downtown Kapuskasing
Circle and main-street shops of the model town.
Ron Morel Memorial Museum
Railway car museum of local and mill-town history.
Sensenbrenner Hospital grounds / civic core
Planned civic buildings at the town centre.
Boreal hinterland drives
Clay-belt and forest roads of the Highway 11 north.
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