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| '''Adanac''' is a community on ] in northeastern ]. Adanac is in the Town of ], in the ]. The name is derived from '''Canada''', spelled backwards. Adanac has numerous ]s that ]s use during the summer. | '''Adanac''' is a community on ] in northeastern ]. Adanac is in the Town of ], in the ]. The name is derived from '''Canada''', spelled backwards. Adanac has numerous ]s that ]s use during the summer. | ||
| There is a hill in ] that is also named the Adanac Ski Hill, although not a part of the community of Adanac. | |||
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Adanac is a community on Lake Temagami in northeastern Ontario. Adanac is in the Town of Temagami, in the District of Nipissing. The name is derived from Canada, spelled backwards. Adanac has numerous camp sites that tourists use during the summer.
There is a hill in Greater Sudbury, Ontario that is also named the Adanac Ski Hill, although not a part of the community of Adanac.
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