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National Historic Sites in the Parks Canada Northern Ontario Region

Parks Canada divides the province of Ontario into four regions for administrative purposes. This geographic clustering facilitates communication among sites in the same general area that may share common goals, interests, problems and opportunities (e.g., group marketing for tourism).  It also enables visitors to plan personal itineraries for heritage exploration. Interested in visiting one national historic site?  Why not check to see what other national historic sites are located nearby.  Here are the national historic sites located in the Northern Region, which includes such centres as Thunder Bay and Sault St. Marie.

Nine Regional Maps of Ontario's National Historic Sites by Colin Old

 

• Algoma Central Engine House
  429 Hudson Street, PO Box 9500, Sault St. Marie
  Northern Region
• Algonquin Provincial Park
  Whitney
  Northern Region

 

• Canadian Car & Foundry
  1001 Montreal Street, Thunder Bay
  Northern Region
• Clavenleigh 
  Creemore
  Northern Region
• Cobalt Mining District
  Cobalt
  Northern Region
• Cummins Pre-contact Site
  Thunder Bay
  Northern Region

• Ermatinger Clergue House
  831 Queen Street East, Sault Ste. Marie
  Northern Region
  

• Fort St. Joseph
  Richards Landing
  Northern Region
• Fort St. Pierre
  Fort Frances
  Northern Region
• Fort William
  Thunder Bay
  Northern Region

• Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung
  Stratton
  Northern Region

• Moose Factory Building
  Cochrane
  Northern Region 

• Pic River Site
  Pic River
  Northern Region

• Sault Ste. Marie Canal
  1 Canal Drive, Sault Ste. Marie
  Northern Region
• Sheguiandah
  Manitoulin Island
  Northern Region

• Thunder Bay Tourist Pagoda
  170 Red River Road, Thunder Bay
  Northern Region

• Whitefish Island
  near Sault Ste Marie
  Northern Region

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