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"Thompson, Manitoba - The True North!" a Thompson Travel Page by rmdw

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Real Name: Robert
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Thompson, Manitoba - The True North!

by rmdw - last update: Jul 7, 2003

The town of Thompson and Inco's operations
Thompson is about an 8 hours drive north of Winnipeg. It exists because of a huge nickel deposit that was discovered there and has been mined by Inco Limited since the late 1950's. My software company has done a lot of work for Inco. Thompson is a bit isolated for many people but has some absolutely wonderful people!
Inco Operations, Thompson
Shown here are the main operations of Inco Limited. In the center is the general office, on the left is the smelter, and on the right is the T-1 headframe.

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In A Nutshell:"The true north of Canada, offering splendid fishing in the summer!"
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Comments for rmdw about Thompson
Babzz Mon Jan 21, 2008 23:15 UTC
 Hey Robert, have you visited Sudbury?...nevermind, just saw your travel pages :s
chaistarr Mon Nov 22, 2004 19:08 UTC
 i always wondered what the remote parts of Canada were like....sparse!
gilabrand Sun Oct 10, 2004 09:56 UTC
 I think I'll stay above ground, thank you...
mtncorg Wed Nov 26, 2003 17:07 UTC
 I thought everyone wear a cap light becasue it is dark outside for six months and they want to avoid the polar bears ;-]
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