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Gagnon Quebec - A Divided Highway in the Wilderness
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On highway 389 heading North, this photo was taken towards the North-West. The area over the rise is now used for RV camping and fishing from the lake west of where the town once stood. |
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Once a tidy, clean town; with no inhabitants and no city servants to clean the streets, the sand piles up on the divided highway. Unfortunately, there is no large photo of this view. | |
The below photos were taken in and around Gagnon, Quebec, on May 21, 2005. | ||
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