Fox Lake

Kwätän’aya – something branching off (out of sight) – Fox Lake

Tàa’an Mǟn

Män Tlāt (Shallow Bay) at Tàa’an

Tanju Shaw (Big Island) on Tàa’an Mǟn

Southern Tutchone

Kwädą̄y ch’äw dän dazhän män yanda nä̀nànjè kwäch’e nà. Äk’ān k’e Tàa’an Mǟn kwädǟn shèk’ā keyanda łänàjèl. Łu shų ka chaaketl’ų̀. Äk’ān k’e kų̀ ätlą nàkwä̀ntl’et hą̄ tän ts’ets’än.

English

This lake has been used for many years by native people living in the area. Some of the present-day residents of Lake Laberge continue to use the lake and surrounding area for fishing, hunting, and trapping.

Did you know?

In recent years a number of houses and cabins have been constructed on the highway side of Fox Lake. There is also a Territorial Campground at Fox Lake used by many visitors to the Yukon in summer.