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Sioux Lookout in Ontario
The Legend of Sioux Lookout
Sioux Lookout is an important service centre in the heart of the Patricia Region. You can stock up on food, bait and tackle and other supplies in town or stay overnight in a hotel/motel. Enjoy the annual Blueberry Festival held every August. Visit Ojibway Provincial Park about 25 kilometers southwest of Sioux Lookout on Highway 72. Natural features you'll find include labrador tea, wild rice, lady slipper and water lily. The campground on Little Vermilion Lake has a sandy beach for swimmers. Eleven kilometers of picturesque hiking trails wind through the backwoods. South of Sioux Lookout is the village of Hudson and beautiful Vermilion Lake, known for its clear deep water and Big Vermilion Beach, one of the nicest swimming spots in the area. For more information on local events and attractions, you can call the Sioux Lookout Chamber of Commerce at 807-737-1937 or the Town of Sioux Lookout at 807-737-2700.
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Box 1447 Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1C1 800-465-2327
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PO Box 158, 25 Fifth Ave. Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1A4 807-737-2700
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PO Box 500 Ignace, Ontario, Canada P0T 1T0 807-934-6977
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128 Main Street S. Kenora, Ontario, Canada P9N 1S9 807-468-3181
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16 Meadwell Dr. Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1G9 807-737-2043
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Box 203, 84 Front St. Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1A3 807-737-1323
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Hwy 599, General Delivery Savant Lake, Ontario, Canada P0V 2S0 807-584-2230 or 800-461-9255
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76 1/2 Front Street, Suite 1A Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1B8 807-737-1500
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Kenora, Red Lake and Sioux Lookout, 800-466-7347(K) 807-727-3336 (RL) or 800-561-1580 (SL)
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PO Box 68, 134 Front St. Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1A1 807-737-1580 or 800-561-1580
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RR #1 Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1J5 807-737-3029
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Box 382 Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1A5 807-737-3291 or 800-668-3886
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Box 210, #5 Lakefront Hudson, Ontario, Canada P0V 1X0 807-582-3284
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Box 558 Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1A8 807-737-1014 or 877-737-0377
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Box 268 Dryden, Ontario, Canada P8N 2Y8 807-938-6411 or 800-391-PINE
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Box 723 Dryden, Ontario, Canada P8N 2Z4 807-529-3373 or 800-567-8538
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Box 577, 11 First Avenue S. Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1A8 807-737-1937
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87 Third Ave. N. Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1G7 807-737-1800
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40 Alcona Dr. Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1B3 807-737-1950 or 800-334-6704
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Box 397 Sioux Lookout, Ontario P8T 1A5 807-737-1937
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Box 596 Sioux Lookout, Ontaro, Canada P8T 1A8 807-737-2099 or 800-768-8588
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Box 1532, 11 Grand Trunk Rd Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada P8T 1C3 807-737-1035 or 888-863-6616
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Sioux Lookout is situated on Pelican Lake, part of the English River-Lac Seul Water System. The town is easy to find! Drive up Highway 72 approximately 65 kilometers north of the Trans-Canada Highway. Sioux Lookout boasts great drive-in lodges and cabins on lakes such as Abram, Little Vermilion and Minnitaki. You can also boat into resorts and outposts on lakes such as Marchington and Lac Seul. There are also many lakes to fly into from Sioux Lookout for your next fishing or hunting trip. 
Sioux Mountain, site of a 1700s battle between the Ojibway and invading Sioux is located across the lake from the Town site. Legend has it that the Ojibway camped at the peak of Sioux Mountain so they could see approaching Sioux canoes from a great distance and set up a successful ambush. During the ambush the entire invading party was killed or drowned except for one small boy, saved by a compassionate Ojibway woman. He was adopted into the tribe and later became one of its most respected chiefs. The Town of Sioux Lookout derives its name from the Ojibway-Sioux confrontation. Hiking trails still lead to the peak of Sioux Mountain though the view is now regarded as more beautiful than menacing.
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