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East Portion of the Community Community Map Chisasibi ¢ ¢ Local Airport m K A a aa Government m Terminal S naam is i w caa s e u k n w th h t o a a J a p M k e a e a r s h C r i M e ib v s sa a a hi B a Chisasibi Log e C e m r a B e o v u Local av e e r m u B i N Hospital Government h a C a n r u Ot k t e er ia O h S Wastewater c c tte t p r n M B a e iikum Treatment e a W Plant v e h n B Commercial e i t r r a e L P a og e Center v r v l e ve B Job's Memorial o a r Be e C e Garden Arena P W s r i u e s Water i m e n Youth n k a i Treatment a Center q p u Plant u o u u n K u m w a k F a James Bay h or Public is t M M Eeyou School h G ih n ic e i o Swimming Pool o ih s W r k in g i A t k sh e n a ani ima cha ut Eeyou Eenou hki isk in iis Ch aw Police Force W ha S.D C Headquarters .B.J. Ayimhaau Cree Nation Government Justice Facility ᒋᓵᓰᐲ ᐅ ᐄᔨᔫᒡ West Portion of the Community Cree Nation of Chisasibi M a a h h c a ih a w p u in h w ic ¢ h a s a Naasipaatim i s h h c i c k h u a m C hisa A i sib sib i isa Ch C h is a u s aa ib ut i nu pi aa WC h C is ook in w a ipitaak e s C K h ib S ook k tt i alt M s a i A C i M s N h a h h M i t s i t a k i u i s n a s u a e i s a b y k g Sa k a s r i lt a i o u w e a P u m S u a i G C alt a a p t t a h w n U or i a F s Coordinate System: NAD 1983 CSRS UTM Zone 17N ak a i s m i Projection: Transverse Mercator i b Salt Salt i Fire Hall Datum: North American 1983 CSRS Units: Meter P i s e i g n r i o q e u G o t n r ᐧᐄᓂᐯᑰᐄᔨᔫᒡ ᓅᐦᒋᒦᐅᐄᔨᔫᒡ ᐁ ᓈᑕᒫᑐᐧᑖᐤ (ᐄᔨᔫ ᐊᔅᒌ) o Waa F pinuut C aach Contact Person: Indu Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) h strial i Pa Robert Shecapio - GIS Analyst s rk n a Grand Conseil des Cris (Eeyou Istchee) o s s i Capital Works and Services Department in b tk e i Cree Nation Government rg ᐄᔨᔫ ᑎᐯᔨᐦᒋᒉᓲ A i o Aap e b iti E-mail: [email protected] i siiu G s Cree Nation Government t a r s o i Gouvernement de la Nation Crie .J. h B F .D. Reference Number:1-08-14-2019-01 C S Community Map ᐧᐋᐸᓅᑖᐤ ᐄᔨᔫ Cree Nation of Eastmain C 17 63 15 59 67 71 75 79 55 R 12 11 n iv 64 er ribou Road 10 9 51 in sid Ca k 68 e D 8 7 e 72 87 riv 7 47 h 76 e 5 C 147 50 212 6 o 145 43 a 1 3 t 208 157 e 46 203 2 39 N 143 151 149 153 197 204 155 159 141 35 eet 179 139 Str 183 187 200 137 ow b 134 Cli1nic 196 135 ha S 132 140 142 144 146 148 150 152 154156 158 R 138 31 133 130 192 29 30 131 128 27 28 184 188 129 11 21 o 25 127 1 in Mandow 13 sk 23 20 125 e 28 M Inn Motel 18 126 5 ao 19 123 im 178 121 N 22 17 119 12 13 C 10 165 117 4 8 21 11 122 6 Eastmain 115 120 124 20 7 5 113 1 118 168 Local 3 111 168 S Wabannutao Fire Hall Government 109 116 h 227 a 151 164 107 w 225 223 Eeyou & Police Arena Complex 114 i 105 n o 222 h in School Station 103 i esk 232 Multi 101 112 n M 230 99 110 34 224 228 Service 9597 108 106 226 154 93 Cultural 323 Centre 104 32 91 102 29 Centre 89 23 Baseball 100 321 143 98 19 o 30 5 in 28 319 326 Field 7 sk 317 Me 324 1 4 k 2426 315 3 6 is no 322 N 22 313 ki 2 20 es 320 7 18 311 M 8 16 ish 318 6 10 309 ib 1214 Sh 316 ica 11 307 314 in 305 p 10 312 O 128 15 303 310 124 301 14 308 121 19 120 306 18 304 117 116 23 General 302 113 112 300 Store 109 106 Contact Person: 22 M 108 101402 31 e Robert Shecapio - GIS Analyst w 107 a 96 103 98 Capital Works and Services Department b 9492 e Cree Nation Government n 99 88 M E-mail: [email protected] 32 e 89 84 s 87 k 80 i 85 Day Care n Reference Number:1-06-14-2019-01 o N 76 55 o 72 53 u c 68 49 h i m 64 45 i 60 41 37 58 33 54 ¢ 29 25 21 1517 ! 11 13 Water Treatment 5 7 1 3 11 ! Plant 30 Wastewater Treatment 26 22 28 2 6 14 18 24 Plant 4 8 1012 16 20 ᐧᐄᓂᐯᑰᐄᔨᔫᒡ ᓅᐦᒋᒦᐅᐄᔨᔫᒡ ᐁ ᓈᑕᒫᑐᐧᑖᐤ (ᐄᔨᔫ ᐊᔅᒌ) Airport ! Terminal Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) 0 100 200 M Grand Conseil des Cris (Eeyou Istchee) ᐄᔨᔫ ᑎᐯᔨᐦᒋᒉᓲ Coordinate System: NAD 1983 CSRS UTM Zone 17N Cree Nation Government Projection: Transverse Mercator Gouvernement de la Nation Crie Datum: North American 1983 CSRS Units: Meter ¢ ᒥᔅᑎᓯᓃ ᐄᓅᒡ Community Map Cree Nation of Mistissini Wastewater Treatment Plant Ise rh t o e f re f t St S 22 re e e m t t o 20 ee C tr n 18 S o n 403 o o 395 419 427 16 o 435 C L 443 16 449 14 Sw 379 451 425 433 441 453 al 387 416 459 455 low 396 392 432 467 459 St 384 440 475 465 re 483 12 368 et 155 163 448 452 468 355 147 171 456 472 363 360 376 179 464 499 468 480 483 139 472 507 352 347 368 187 480 487 339 352 144 168 195 480 515 484 m Awa 256 131 176 523 488 491 Sa shish 360 136 203 495 Str 254 331 211 496 492 ee 344 123 499 t 352 128 83 219 Video 531 496 252 323 336 115 200 539 503 120 75 208 500 250 World and 528 508 504 315 328 336 107 67 72 216 547 512 248 t 508 e 59 Depanneur 536 512 323 99 64 379 555 507 307 320 328 e 544 511 d r 11 51 58 384 59 507 246 Riverside Main 315 r 91 t 19 t 371 35 515 511 a 320 S 35 e W 519 312 e 376 67 299 v e E tr 27 519 Wastewater e 83 c 8 t 48 363 32 a 307 l ud S 368 64 b 560 304 u 312 u 16 ah 571 r 19 u 75 291 o 24 40 355 s 568 Pumping Station p 32 24 579 244 299 B 360 72 h 296 S 347 11 83 i 19 u 282 16 s 576 280 291 in 35 339 11 80 h 595 288 s 8 8 91 s 43 344 S 584 i 597 274 283 t 51 88 t s 8 r 99 272 275 280 i 51 59 336 e t 42 35 e e 288 40 43 96 592 267 M 67 16 t 107 603 e 272 75 51 r 264 48 t 24 600 t Fire 43 A 59 S 280 40 56 e 32 l 104 611 e 99 ba 67 115 e Hall 64 r 107 n 264 72 t el 608 d 256 35 32 48 S 75 i 251 272 S 115 tr 83 s 123 56 ee 619 r 256 k 64 t 107 115 e 27 51 s 104 131 248 251 i 72 627 iv 243 256 59 291 112 139 248 24 m 80 R242 67 120 151 88 96 235 240 235 19 A 296 128 163 104 112 248 16 48 275 635 243 56 Su 171 227 232 240 11 ns 288 Pentecostal 179 640 8 64 et t 152 643 234 227 235 St e 187 226 271 re Church e 160 656 219 224 232 High e r 168 t t 662 219 227 51 131 S 176 203 211 School 267 211 659 210 224 104 e 112 n 200 208 211 219 i 219 667 202 Am 259 128 P 200 208 a 208 10 232 nd 9 207 a S 216 M tr Amanda 235 12 ain 203 eet 11 187 S Daycare 232 184 tre 243 14 e 203 107 13 t 240 179 Elementary 251 16 176 227 Pre-K 15 176 8 Daycare 131 256 School 259 18 171 168 16 School 17 Cree Sports St-John 147 184 Meechum 264 267 20 163 Anglican 163 19 t 160 179 and Outdoors e 168 Sports S 171 275 22 e t 176 Grocery 144 ai Church nt 179 272 r 155 e 171 (Store) 152 Jo 0 t 152 e Field 160 h S r 160 168 Store & n 283 24 t Mistissini 168 St 0 h S reet 147 163 26 is Eenou-Eeyou 176 192 291 136 k Local 184 23 t h s 152 e s e 139 Caisses Desjardins Cree School e 28 a 139 Government 25 r w t 128 N Local Radio 27 t 128 S e Board 30 A e n m D 131 r Baseball Station and Commercial 280 bi a -10 t 120 120 (Head Office) Beda 32 S Str S 163 34 ee Canada Post Center 184 36 t 123 e Adels Field Youth d 112 i s Restaurant Center Esso Gas Station 115 r Family Resource e Ace v i 108 Center Depanneur R Hardware Municipal 96 107 Chiiwetin Subway 282 96 104 (Store) Elder's 107 Gas Station Re-Adaptation Garage 99 Residence Ma 96 128 t in S 88 e Daycare Depanneur tree Center 91 e t r 88 t Tim Hortons S 295 91 83 Q 75 o 75 en u 80 h e C e Cree Nation n R & D Lumber 67 Neoskweskau Laundromat 72 S Government t and Hardware 59 r & Carwash 64 Sports Complex e Office Complex e Store t 8 12 51 56 6 4 14 48 2 43 2 4 6 8 18 W 12 18 7 40 14 20 24 35 a 26 30 9 24 51 a 18 16 32 5 p 14 12 W 36 10 5 7 aaps 11 28 sta 9 11 taa 27 Mistissini Boulevard 3 an W 13 15 n E 34 47 est Stre as 3 13 19 et 30 19 t S 34 19 Wastewater 24 5 17 15 t 38 15 13 11 ree 7 33 t 40 34 Pumping Station 23 38 11 Amisk 100 48 19 Mistissini Auberge Clinic Cree Nation 100 25 44 48 4 Wastewater 27 5 t Lodge (Hotel 29 Government 102 13 e Pumping Station 6 7 29 h 3 3 103 33 17 e 48 c 31 and Restaurant) 9 Justice Facility r 15 t t 11 8 301 104 n 52 2 105 e S 4 11 t Multi a 17 e 54 10 6 13 e 106 n r 17 u 16 8 e a t a 58 r Service 152 t B 19 10 t S 8 l W u 12 a S 39 153 19 z 41 - n 58 o 21 14 Day 23 James Bay Cree i - k e 14 U b 23 u 43 h 151 -M c 21 a 16 e 25 h Center Communications Society h Elder's Point s ic s 60 ki 27 i W na N (Regional Radio Station) 36 B 149 23 (Cultural Heritage m 40 P S 22 32 e 62 tr 24 26 ta 47 Teaching Site) 8 22 ee 28 30 42 w 24 24 t a 49 64 17 b 313 10 11 13 44 an 11 o 51 32 27 t 315 K 13 46 S e 310 e 31 tr re 15 20 e 53 t t b 39 48 e e S 35 317 at t ak 10 28 43 e ay 312 i r B 37 319 n S 19 32 47 50 55 t 36 t 34 S 314 321 18 re 39 e 21 36 n 20 t 51 57 i 38 323 a Wastewater M 52 38 55 61 41 325 23 56 63 M 72 i Treatment 327 40 s 58 40 318 c 59 67 Plant Water Pumping 44 329 25 h 61 62 69 42 e 42 331 64 71 Station and 44 k 65 66 322 w 123 333 69 75 324 Reservoir 46 70 118 326 335 77 S 71 74 Water Pumping 116 328 t 81 337 r Station and 121 330 e 114 e 73 85 119 112 332 339 t Reservoir 48 78 89 117 91 115 110 334 341 95 113 336 108 eet 97 338 tr 111 o S 99 ¢ 106 n aba 101 109 taw 0 100 200 M Pe 342 349 107 105 351 353 344 346 348 350 Coordinate System: NAD 1983 CSRS UTM Zone 18N Projection: Transverse Mercator Datum: North American 1983 CSRS Units: Meter ᐧᐄᓂᐯᑰᐄᔨᔫᒡ ᓅᐦᒋᒦᐅᐄᔨᔫᒡ ᐁ ᓈᑕᒫᑐᐧᑖᐤ (ᐄᔨᔫ ᐊᔅᒌ) Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) Contact Person: Robert Shecapio - GIS Analyst Grand Conseil des Cris (Eeyou Istchee) Capital Works and Services Department Landfill ᐄᔨᔫ ᑎᐯᔨᐦᒋᒉᓲ Cree Nation Government Cree Nation Government E-mail: [email protected] Water Gouvernement de la Nation Crie ¢ Reference Number: 1-02-14-2019-01 Well Community Map ᓀᒥᔅᑳᐤ ᐄᓅ Cree Nation of Nemaska Wastewater Pumping ! 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