- 111.417321°W / 49.539164; -111.417321
Nemiskam National Park was
created north of the
community of
Nemiskam (today a
ghost town) in
south central Alberta...
- Nemiscam, also
known as
Nemiskam, and
originally known as Bingham, is an
unincorporated community within the
County of
Forty Mile No. 8 in
southern Alberta...
-
Bingham (nowadays
Nemiskam), and most
residents would relocate there. Even
though Nemiskam caused the
death of Altorado,
eventually Nemiskam would receive...
- jurisdiction, both
continuing as (renamed)
provincial parks. Buffalo, Menissawok,
Nemiskam and
Wawaskesy were
created expressly to
protect and
regenerate dangerously...
- Foremost. The
County of
Forty Mile is
filled with
several ghost towns such as
Nemiskam, Orion, Conquerville, Altorado, Conrad, and the
partially abandoned Etzikom...
- 1940s, were also
delisted in 1947,
including Wawaskesy National Park,
Nemiskam National Park (both in Alberta), and
Menissawok National Park in Saskatchewan...
- in 1947,
included Buffalo National Park,
Wawaskesy National Park, and
Nemiskam National Park (all in Alberta).
Menissawok is a Cree
First Nations word...
- parks, also
delisted on July 17, 1947,
included Buffalo National Park and
Nemiskam National Park (both in Alberta) and
Menissawok National Park in Saskatchewan...
- Lake, then
southeast of the
Village of
Foremost as well as the
Hamlet of
Nemiskam, and
finally ending south of the
Hamlet of
Etzikom at
Pakowki Lake, the...
-
County of
Wetaskiwin No. 10 Yes Yes
Neapolis Mountain View
County Yes Yes
Nemiskam County of
Forty Mile No. 8 Yes Yes
Netook Mountain View
County Yes Yes...
