Wemotaci
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關於Wemotaci
Wemotachi is one of the First Nations (Indigenous) reserves of the Atikamekw within the La Tuque Region in Mauricie, Quebec.
In Atikamekw language, "Wemotaci" means: "The mountain from which one observes". During its history, the spelling of the toponym has changed several times depending on the sources or the authors. The spelling "Wemotaci" was made official in 1997 and replaced that of "Weymontachie 23".
Wemotaci旅遊指南
城市概覽
Geography This Haute-Mauricie reserve is bounded on the west and south by the Saint-Maurice River. The boundary on the east side is 3.8 km (2.4 mi) long; on the north side, its boundary extends 7.8 km (4.8 mi). From Wemotaci, the forest road along the Saint-Maurice river on the east bank leads north to the Jolie River. On the west bank, the forest road RO-450 provides access to La Loutre dam and Gouin dam. The Chute-Allard generating station was erected at 4.5 km (2.8 mi) downstream from the Weymont railway station, in the east of the territory of Wemotaci. In short, Wemotaci turns out to be a small detour of 3.2 km (2.0 mi) from the bridge spanning the Manouane River (just upstream of the confluence of the Blanche river), for travelers on the RO-461 (25) road which connects La Tuque to Wemotaci and those on the RO forest road 451(25) which links Wemotaci to Parent. The Saint-Maurice, with its 587 km (365 mi) long watershed, is the main river in the Mauritius region. The Manouane River meets the Saint-Maurice River, in Sanmaur, that is to say just upstream from the village of Wemotaci.
History Some sources indicate that the Compagnie du Nord-Ouest would have established a trading post there between 1770 and 1780, in order to trade with the community who then practised intensely hunting and the Peach. Nevertheless, the first known fur trading post at Wemotaci was established in 1806 by Jean-Baptiste Perrault; he made the first milking arrangements. This post was taken over by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1821. In 1851, the government promulgated the creation of a reserve at Wemotaci for the use and benefit of Indigenous communities, with the allocation of 230,000 acres (93,000 hectares). In 1853, this territory was divided between the Atikamekw, Algonquins and Abenaki. The cadastralization of the territory of the reserve took place in 1895. The construction of the railway by the National Transcontinental Railway and of the Centrale de la Chute-Allard on the Saint
如何抵達
The village of Wemotaci is accessible by air (Wemotaci Airport), water (via Saint-Maurice River), road, rail, VTT and snowmobile.
1 Weymontachie Aerodrome (n/c IATA), route de Wemotaci. Clay airfield 820 m (2,690 ft) long with the displaced threshold located at an altitude of 356.92 m (1,171.0 ft) and its magnetic orientation is "18". FIR: CYUL (Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport) (updated Oct 2021)
By train
2 Halte de Weymont (Weymont stop), street A, ☏ + 1-888-842-7245, [email protected]. Wemotaci and Sanmaur are connected by a passenger rail service from VIA Rail Canada. This forest village is located on the railway line called the "Abitibi" connecting Montreal and Senneterre. The Weymont railway stop is located on the east side of the village, on the banks of the Saint-Maurice river. Sanmaur station is located near forest road 461(25). (updated Oct 2021)
By car From La Tuque (115 km (71 mi). Time: 3 hr 50 min. Take rue Bostonnais (northbound) which becomes chemin Fitzpatrick; take the forest road 461 (25) (westbound) to the village of Wemotaci. From Parent (83 km (52 mi). Time: 2 hr 40 min. Take forest road 450 (22) (north-east direction); take the forest road 451 (25) (south-east direction); after crossing the bridge over the Manouane river, take the 461 (25) (northbound) to the village of Wemotaci.
當地交通
3 Wemogaz, 1, rue Acokan, ☏ +1-800-686-9243. Gas station. (updated Oct 2021)
必看景點
1 Ancienne réserve (Old Reserve), ☏ +1 819-523-5930, toll-free: +1-877-424-8476. accessible at all times. Site of the former Wemotaci reserve. (updated Oct 2021)
體驗活動
Outdoor activities Snowmobiling. (updated Oct 2021)
Events 2 Pow-wow (on the site of old reserve of Wemotaci). Annual Indigenous event rich in culture in early September. Shows of indigenous dances and ceremonies. Hundreds of visitors come to attend this Pow-wow. (updated Dec 2021)
購物
1 Bonichoix, 6, rue Acokan, ☏ +1 819 666-2323. General grocery. (updated Oct 2021) 2 Dépanneur Wemok, 121, rue Wemotaci, ☏ +1 819 666-2929, [email protected]. (updated Oct 2021)
美食
1 Restaurant Aski, rue A. Meals on site. Take-out orders. (updated Oct 2021)
飲品與夜生活
1 Chez VIP, 10A, rue Kenosi, ☏ +1 819-523-7711. (updated Oct 2021)
住宿
The closest lodgings to Wemotaci are in La Tuque. Wild camping may be possible for experienced travellers.
順遊推薦
La Tuque (from the village of Wemotaci, take route 461 (25) (direction La Tuque), up to chemin Fitzpatrick; then head south, to downtown La Tuque). A destination for recreational tourism (vacationing, hunting & fishing, snowmobiling, mountain biking, nautical activities, observation of flora and fauna, boating, etc.) (updated Oct 2021) Obedjiwan (from the village of Wemotaci, take route 461 (25) (direction La Tuque), up to chemin Fitzpatrick; then head south to downtown La Tuque). 9.27 km2 (3.58 sq mi) First Nations reserve on a peninsula, between Kamitcikamak lake (to the west) and Wapisiw bay (to the east) on the north shore of the Gouin Reservoir. (updated Oct 2021)
城市概覽改寫自 Wikipedia,旅遊指南來自Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA)。照片來自 Wikimedia Commons.