Utikoomak Lake 155B facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Utikoomak Lake 155B
Indian reserve
Utikoomak Lake Indian Reserve No. 155B
Location in Alberta
First Nation	Whitefish Lake
Treaty	8
Country	Canada
Province	Alberta
Municipal district	Northern Sunrise
Area
• Total	502.6 ha (1,242.0 acre)

Utikoomak Lake 155B is a special area of land in Alberta, Canada. It is known as an Indian reserve. This land belongs to the Whitefish Lake First Nation.

This reserve is located within Northern Sunrise County. It is about 55 kilometers (34 miles) northeast of a town called High Prairie.

What is Utikoomak Lake 155B?

Utikoomak Lake 155B is a specific piece of land. It is set aside for the use and benefit of the Whitefish Lake First Nation. These lands are important for the community's culture and traditions.

Location and Size

The reserve is found in the province of Alberta, Canada. It is in the northern part of the province. The total area of Utikoomak Lake 155B is 502.6 hectares. This is about 1,242 acres.

Who Lives There?

This land is home to members of the Whitefish Lake First Nation. First Nations are the original peoples of Canada. They have lived on these lands for thousands of years.

Understanding Indian Reserves

Indian reserves are areas of land in Canada. They are managed by the Canadian government for the use of First Nations. These lands are protected for Indigenous communities.

The Role of Treaties

Many reserves, including Utikoomak Lake 155B, are connected to historical agreements. These agreements are called treaties. Utikoomak Lake 155B is part of Treaty 8. Treaties are important agreements between First Nations and the Canadian government. They often involve land use and rights.

First Nations Governance

First Nations communities, like the Whitefish Lake First Nation, have their own governments. These governments make decisions for their people. They work to protect their culture, language, and way of life.

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  A map showing the location of Utikoomak Lake 155B in Alberta.