South 1/2 of Timiskaming Abitbi Snowmobiling Trail's

This map represents the southern half of the Timiskaming Abitbi Snowmobiling Trails. The Timiskaming Abitbi Trail Association (also known as T.A.T.A.) Which is part of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (O.F.S.C.) area. It shows the relative locations of the towns and trails in the area, which includes in the T.A.T.A. (Timiskaming Abitibi Trail Association) area, the communities of: Kirkland Lake, New Liskeard, Haileybury, Cobalt, Latchford, Dymond, Temagami, Elk Lake, Earlton, Larder Lake, Matachewan, Englehart, Gogama, Mattagami, Shining Tree, Charlton, Gowganda, Kearns and Virginiatown. The Red Text on the Map are links to other area maps such as the, Kirkland Lake, Larder Lake and Virginiatown / Kearns links.

• The township has just declared some Lake Front and Wilderness properties coming up for sale. These properties provide excellent fishing opportunities and you can fish for walleye, bass, lake trout, perch, brook trout and northern pike. One of these properties on Larder Lake has ~1/2 mile of excellent shore line with large flat areas for at least five or six good sized cottage lots.
• The Wilderness properties comprise of a few acres to possibly 100's of acres by combining several adjoining properties. The area is an excellent area for partridge, rabbit, moose and black bear. Non-residents should note that the current hunting regulations for non-resident property owners allows you to hunt black bear on your property without having to use a guide or outfitter.

For more information view the Northeastern Ontario Real Estate site

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Trail Map (56kb) / Larder Lake Map (30kb) / Virginiatown / Kearns / Snowmobile Ramp / Kirkland Lake map (35kb) / Snowmobile Fun Trail Maps / Ontario Road Map (12kb) / Trail Conditions in Quebec

This, Timiskaming Abitbi Snowmobiling Trails Map, shows the relative locations for the South 1/2 of the Timiskaming Abitbi Trail Association, snowmobiling trails. Which is also known as T.A.T.A., this map is unoffical and was created for those that do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader. For those that wish to see the official map go to their page but you must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it and it is over 340kb and hard to web navigate but is printable. Please note that as of Dec. 10th 2000 they no longer have the pdf. map online (there is a God but their current map in my opinion, is still no good)

On Sept. 09/10, 1999 I received an what appears to be an threatening e-mail from Mike Farr, President of T.A.T.A. ((Timiskaming Abitbi Trail Association) which is commonly called and referred to in short form text as (T.A.T.A.))

This page and map is *NOT* the official T.A.T.A. map nor was it created to subvert the official T.A.T.A. map or web page but was created for free, zero dollars ($0.00) in response to e-mail and to promote northern Ontario Snowmobiling and for those that could not find their site and for those that were dissatisfied with their map size at 341kb and in the .pdf format.

All trails/roads/lakes/etc. on this map only show their relative locations and may/may not be correct. Due to the fact that the local clubs may change the location of their trails, etc., it is suggested/advised that Snowmobiliers check with the local area clubs in which they are to snowmobile to insure these trails are still maintained and in the same approx. location.

I sincerely apologize for any confusion this may/may not have caused

Dated: September 10, 1999

Signed: Bill Theriault