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A short field note will live here once the site has metadata. For now, the most recently added location surfaces automatically as the featured dispatch.
Open the record →A field archive
Abandoned mines, empty fire towers, sunken ships, downed planes and dark underground labrynths. A constantly growing visual record of the corners of the country that time walked away from.
Unfolding the map…
A nation, charted
Click any province or territory to open its own archive.
Latest dispatch
A short field note will live here once the site has metadata. For now, the most recently added location surfaces automatically as the featured dispatch.
Open the record →The atlas
Seven shapes of absence. Pick one to see every site of that kind across the country.
About
Lost Canada is an ongoing personal project to document the places this country no longer maintains, watches, or remembers. Some are reached by canoe. Some by a long bush walk. A few are still half-active in ways the records don't admit.
Nothing here is meant as an invitation to trespass. Locations are deliberately kept vague. The point is the photograph and the small history attached to it — not the GPS pin.
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