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Long Plain First Nation


This Saulteaux Ojibway First Nation is a part of Kinistin Band of Ojibway's or chief Yellow Quills Band and within Portage la Prairie Ojibway Reserve. Population of Long Plain First Nation is 1,232 according to 2016's census. That does not include those living with whites. Below are links to several google earth photos of Long Plain First Nation or Gi-nos Ma-sko-day. They have no organized settlements at Long Plain First Nation. All housing units which number 354 with 342 lived in, are located along roads. Average household size is 3.6 persons per household. Ojibway is yet spoken at Long Plain First Nation yet not widely. Around 80 or so people at Long Plain, have some knowledge of Ojibway.



Long Plain Road Closeup

Long Plain Road Closeup

Long Plain Road Closeup

Long Plain Road Closeup

Long Plain Road Closeup

Long Plain Road Closeup

Long Plain Road Closeup

Long Plain Road Closeup



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