Manitoulin Island

Manitoulin Island is an island in Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada. It is the world’s largest island located in a freshwater lake.

Lake Huron: Lake Huron is one of the five Great Lakes of North America, bordering Ontario and Michigan. Manitoulin lies within this Great Lake and is separated from Ontario’s mainland by the North Channel.
Anishinaabe: Anishinaabe is a collective name for Indigenous peoples including the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi. Anishinaabe peoples have longstanding communities and cultural ties on Manitoulin Island.
MS Chi-Cheemaun: MS Chi-Cheemaun is a passenger and vehicle ferry operated by Owen Sound Transportation Company. It links South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island with Tobermory across Lake Huron.
Manitoulin Island cycling route: The Manitoulin Island cycling route is a touring route that follows roads around and across the island. Its circuit links shoreline communities and demonstrates the scale of the island.
Great Lakes: The Great Lakes are five large freshwater lakes on the Canada–United States border. The island’s freshwater setting belongs to the interconnected Great Lakes system.
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory: Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory is an Indigenous community and territory on the eastern end of Manitoulin Island. It is a distinct community whose territory was not included in the island land surrenders.
Little Current Swing Bridge: The Little Current Swing Bridge is a railway and road bridge connecting Manitoulin Island to the mainland. It carries the island’s main road connection across the North Channel.
Cup and Saucer Trail: Cup and Saucer Trail is a hiking trail leading to an escarpment viewpoint on Manitoulin Island. Its cliffs and lookout showcase the island’s rugged interior terrain.
North Channel: The North Channel is a waterway along the northern shore of Lake Huron in Ontario. It separates much of Manitoulin Island from the mainland.
M’Chigeeng First Nation: M’Chigeeng First Nation is an Anishinaabe First Nation on Manitoulin Island, Ontario. Its community occupies the island’s central region and is one of several First Nations there.

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ManitouBroader topic: Its name preserves a linguistic connection between manitou and a particular place.