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Northern village municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Kuujjuuaq (formerly Fort Chimo) is in the Nunavik region of Northern Quebec. It is the largest community in Nunavik, with a total population of 2,754 (2016). "Kuujjuaq" means "great river" in the Inuktitut language. After the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, a dam reduced the river’s flow.
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Lounge with golf simulator.
Dining room and restaurant (breakfast 08:00-10:00, lunch 11:30–13:30, dinner 17:00-20:00). Bar (M-Th Sa 17:00–22:30; F 17:00-00:00; Su closed).
32 rooms. Dining room and fully equipped kitchen for guests. Common area includes big-screen cable television. Free WiFi, coffee and tea in dining room, and access to laundry room from 5-9PM. Gift shop showcasing soapstone carvings and ivory jewellery.
Retail - camping supplies
Adventure tourism.
Groceries, clothing, hardware and home products. Fast food and other cooked meals. Coffee and other beverages. Gas station.
With no roads connecting Kuujjuaq with the rest of Quebec, the only way into the town is through the airport.
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