Kenora District
The Kenora District is an administrative district in the northwest of the Canadian province of Ontario. Capital is Kenora. Its population is 57 607 (2011), area 407,213.01 km ², which corresponds to a population density of 0.1 inhabitants per km ². The district was formed in 1907 from parts of the Rainy River District. It covers 38 % of the area of the province, is larger than Germany and almost as big as California. The area north of the Albany River, which is sometimes referred to as Patricia Portion, in 1912 came to Ontario.
Structure
Communities:
- Dryden
- Ear Falls
- Ignace
- Kenora
- Machin
- Pickle Lake
- Red Lake
- Sioux Lookout
- Sioux Narrows - Nestor Falls
Reserves:
- Attawapiskat 91A
- Bearskin Lake
- Cat Lake 63C
- Deer Lake
- Eagle Lake 27
- English River 21
- Fort Albany 67
- Fort Hope 64
- Fort Severn 89
- Islington 29
- Kasabonika Lake
- Kee - Way -Win
- Kenora 38B
- Kingfisher Lake 1
- Kitchenuhmaykoosib Aaki 84
- Lac Seul 28
- Lake of the Woods 31G
- Lake of the Woods 37
- Marten Falls 65
- Muskrat Dam Lake
- Neskantaga
- North Spirit Lake
- Northwest Angle 33B
- Osnaburgh 63B
- Pikangikum 14
- Poplar Hill
- Council Portage 38A
- Sabaskong Bay 35D
- Sachigo Lake 1
- Sachigo Lake 2
- Sandy Lake 88
- Shoal Lake 39A
- Shoal Lake 40
- Shoal Lake 34B2
- The Dalles 38C
- Wabauskang 21
- Wabigoon Lake 27
- Wapakeka 1
- Wapakeka 2
- Wawakapewin
- Weagamow Lake 87
- Whitefish Bay 32A
- Whitefish Bay 33A
- Whitefish Bay 34A
- Wunnumin 1
- Wunnumin 2
Free community areas:
- Kenora, Unorganized