Northeastern Ontario

Northeastern Ontario spans 280,290 square kilometers across six districts: Algoma, Sudbury, Cochrane, Timiskaming, Nipissing, and Manitoulin, bordered by Lake Huron and Lake Superior.

The establishment of Northeastern Ontario districts began in 1858 to provide judicial and provincial government services as populations expanded throughout the northern territories.

The region maintains a strong Franco-Ontarian presence with 25 percent of residents speaking French as their first language, leading to official French language service designation.

The area connects through multiple branches of the Trans-Canada Highway, including Highways 11, 17, 66, and 69, linking major cities like Greater Sudbury and North Bay.

Northeastern Ontario features extensive boreal forests, numerous lakes, and natural resources that support substantial mining and forestry operations across the territory.

Location: Ontario

GPS coordinates: 48.00000,-81.75000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:48