Pukaskwa National Park
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Pukaskwa National Park is a remote wilderness park on the north shore of Lake Superior in Ontario, Canada, known for its rugged boreal forests, rocky coastline, and backcountry hiking.
Statements (54)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
national park
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protected area → wilderness area → |
| area |
approximately 1,878 square kilometres
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| biome |
boreal forest
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| climate |
cool continental
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| contains |
cliffs
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inland hills → river gorges → rocky shorelines → wetlands → |
| country |
Canada
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| ecosystem |
boreal forest ecosystem
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| established |
1978
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| feature |
granite headlands
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inland lakes → rivers and streams → rocky Lake Superior coastline → sand and cobble beaches → |
| governingBody |
Parks Canada
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| hasArchaeologicalSites |
Indigenous cultural sites along the coast
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| hasCampground |
Hattie Cove Campground
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| hasCulturalSignificanceFor |
Anishinaabe peoples
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| hasFacility |
visitor centre at Hattie Cove
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| hasTrail |
Coastal Hiking Trail
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Mdaabii Miikna Trail → White River Suspension Bridge Trail → |
| knownFor |
Lake Superior coastal scenery
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backcountry hiking → coastal backpacking → remote wilderness character → |
| locatedIn |
Lake Superior Basin
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Northern Ontario → Ontario → |
| locatedOn |
north shore of Lake Superior
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| managedBy |
Parks Canada
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| nearestCity |
Marathon, Ontario
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| nearestCommunity |
Heron Bay, Ontario
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| partOf |
Canadian national parks system
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| provinceOrTerritory |
Ontario
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| recreationalActivity |
backpacking
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camping → canoeing → fishing → hiking → kayaking → wildlife viewing → |
| terrain |
rugged
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| wildlife |
bald eagle
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black bear → loons → moose → wolves → woodland caribou (historically present) → |
Referenced by (4)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Northern Ontario
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Thunder Bay District → |
contains |
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Ontario
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containsNationalPark |
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Pic River
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hasNearbyProtectedArea |