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Following from an AFD discussion, now closed, and pinging @Kvinnen, some of the sourcing here has been discussed. One source is from the Educational Review, which in theory writes about the lake on page 106. However the original writer almost certainly mis-typed Kenogama, when they really meant Kenogami Lake Station. The article was about a planned service from Jackfish to Hudson Bay, involving ferry, train and some sort of motor service, which makes sense (almost) for Kenogami but not for Kenogama. I spotted this during WP:BEFORE but it's considered bad form to remove sources during an AFD. Now that is closed I will shift that source over to the correct article, thus removing it from here. ChrysGalley (talk) 10:10, 25 February 2026 (UTC)Reply
