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Township in Ontario, Canada
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Schreiber is a township of about 1000 people (2021) in Northern Ontario, near the northernmost point on Lake Superior and the main exposure of the Gunflint chert. (Chert is a hard, dark, opaque rock composed of silica with a fine-grained texture. It occurs as nodules (flint) or, less often, in massive beds.)
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A museum about trains that's in a train. It highlights the community’s background as the oldest railway community on the north shore of Lake Superior. It displays CP Rail antiques, documents and treasures.
Fast food - burgers, fries, poutine, and "appetizers" - sold from a roadside chip wagon.
A pleasant Italian-Canadian restaurant with steaks, pastas, pizzas (one is enough for two people), and other Italian dishes.
Fried foods, and pizza.
Cakes, breads, sandwiches.
18 rooms. Cable TV, Coffee makers in rooms, kitchenette units available (fridge and stove).
10 rooms.
12 rooms.
Various fast food outlets attached.
Renovated, modern rooms. Cafe, laundromat, convenience store.
Provincial park offering hiking, swimming, and 133 campsites across two campgrounds. Operates Mid-May to Mid-Sep.
Supermarket.
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