Few communities in the Northwest Territories have a history as closely tied to the Yellowknives Dene as Ndilǫ. Set on a peninsula along the north side of Yellowknife Bay, part of Great Slave Lake, it is one of the two communities of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation, alongside Dettah. Its name means “end of the island,” a fitting reference to its lakeside position. Ndilǫ maintains a distinct Dene community identity amid the boreal forest and granite terrain of the Canadian Shield, close to the regional centre of Yellowknife. Browse additional webcams from the Great Slave Lake area to extend your view of the Northwest Territories.
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