Tulita

Located at the meeting point of Great Bear River and Mackenzie River, Tulít'a sits at an elevation of 101 meters in the northern Canadian wilderness.

The settlement, formerly known as Fort Norman, developed from a trading post that connected Indigenous communities with European fur traders in the region.

The Sahtu Dene people maintain their traditions through fishing, hunting, and community gatherings that shape the social structure of the hamlet.

Visitors reach Tulít'a via charter flights at the local airport, with accommodation available through community guest houses and seasonal camping facilities.

The hamlet's position at latitude 64.9003 and longitude -125.577 creates extended periods of daylight in summer and darkness in winter.

Location: Region 2, Northwest Territories

Inception: April 1, 1984

Elevation above the sea: 101 m

GPS coordinates: 64.90030,-125.57700

Latest update: March 8, 2025 23:55