Huronia region

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The Huronia region is a historic area in central Ontario, Canada, traditionally associated with the Huron-Wendat people and encompassing communities along the southeastern shores of Georgian Bay.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
historic region
archaeologicalSignificance longhouse remains
numerous pre-contact village sites
associatedWith Huron-Wendat Confederacy
borders Georgian Bay
climate humid continental climate
colonialPowerInvolved France
contains Christian Island area
Midland, Ontario
Penetanguishene
Tay Township
Tiny Township
linked to: Township of Tiny

historic Wendake sites
country Canada
culturalHeritage French Jesuit mission history
Huron-Wendat archaeological sites
ethnographicRegionOf Huron-Wendat culture
linked to: Iroquoian peoples
hasHeritageSite Martyrs’ Shrine
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons
hasTourismBrand Huronia tourism region
linked to: Huronia region
hasWaterBody Nottawasaga Bay
Severn Sound
historicalConflict Iroquois Wars in the 17th century
linked to: Beaver Wars
historicalPeriod early French colonial era
pre-contact era
indigenousNation Huron-Wendat Nation
knownFor Huron-Wendat villages
fur trade history
missionary activity in the 17th century
languageHistoricallySpoken Wendat language
linked to: Wyandot language
laterInhabitedBy European settlers
locatedIn Central Ontario
Ontario
Simcoe County
locatedOn southeastern shore of Georgian Bay
modernEconomicActivity recreation on Georgian Bay
tourism
near Lake Huron
partOf Great Lakes region
traditional Huron-Wendat homeland
recognizedAs historic area in Ontario
regionType Indigenous cultural landscape
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
traditionalTerritoryOf Huron-Wendat people
linked to: Wyandot
transportationCorridor Highway 400 (Ontario)
linked to: Highway 400
visitedBy Samuel de Champlain

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Midland, Ontario locatedIn Huronia region
Collingwood, Ontario locatedIn Huronia region
Jesuits in New France operatedIn Huron territory
linked to: Huronia region
Wasauksing First Nation partOfTreaty Robinson-Huron Treaty area
linked to: Huronia region
Simcoe County hasRegion Huronia
linked to: Huronia region
Jean de Brébeuf workLocation Huronia
linked to: Huronia region
Huronia region hasTourismBrand Huronia tourism region
linked to: Huronia region
Tiny, Ontario locatedInRegion Huronia
linked to: Huronia region
Martyrs’ Shrine locatedNear Huronia region
colonial government of Upper Canada territoryIncludes Great Lakes–St. Lawrence region (Upper Canada portion)
linked to: Huronia region
Penetanguishene, Ontario partOf Huronia region