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Town in Ontario, Canada
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Espanola is a town in Northern Ontario that was founded in the early 1900s for the employees of the Spanish Pulp and Paper Company. Though still a fine paper town, Espanola is now renowned for its picturesque wilderness, lakes, fishing, camping, hiking and golfing opportunities.
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Illustrates the settlement and development of the Township of Sables-Spanish Rivers and Sagamok Anishnawbek.
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Wilderness area with picnic tables, a fishing pier, and a public boat launch. A non-motorized 1.5 km hiking trail follows along Black Creek and is also used as a snowshoe trail in the winter.
Breakfasts, diner food.
Chinese. Buffet Fridays 4-7PM.
Burgers, pizza, pasta, wings.
Family-owned series of Indian restaurants with several locations across the Near North. Many options for both vegetarians & carnivores.
In Marshall's Motel.
51 rooms, restaurant and lounge. Free high speed wireless is available in all rooms.
Air conditioning, kitchenettes available, high speed Internet.
15 fully equipped clean cabins with full kitchen and bathrooms. All cottages are close to the lake and a great lake view.
Rustic log and frame cabins furnished and equipped with woodstove, fishing and swimming, 600-foot sandy beach.
One-, two-, and three-bedroom housekeeping cottages with fully equipped kitchens, three-piece bathrooms (sink, toilet, and shower), potable water, and electric heat.
A wilderness resort without electricity.
Modern lakeside cottages, full facility dining room and lounge.
Strip mall on the south side of town. Includes a department store, hardware store, Dollarama, and grocery store.
Footwear, clothes, gifts, decorating inside and outside of home, ice cream, beautiful moccasins, outerwear, jewellery. Homemade jams, relishes, native wear.
A small museum, art gallery, souvenir and craft shop featuring First Nations(Aboriginal) craftwork. There is an artist's studio attached to the store.
Espanola is accessible by car but the best part of it all is that it is accessible to anyone by foot or by paddle along the Spanish River.
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