Gas stations on Alderville First Nation

About Alderville First Nation

Alderville First Nation is a band of Mississaugas, a sub-nation of the Ojibways, located near the south shores of Rice Lake in Ontario. It has been home to the Mississauga division of the Anishinaabe Nation since the mid-1830s, after they moved from their traditional lands around the Bay of Quinte due to the influx of refugee settlements following the American Revolution. Alderville First Nation is a thriving community that is rich in heritage and native culture, with many tourist attractions such as native crafts, Black Oak Savanna, Annual Pow-wow, Drum Socials, and an annual Boating Regatta. The reserve consists of two areas: the main reserve of Alderville First Nation and a smaller parcel of land on nearby Sugar Island. The community is governed by an elected Chief and Council and maintains political affiliations with the Ogemawahj Tribal Council and the Anishinabek Nation political organization.

The Alderville First Nation has 3 gas stations located on its territory that provide fuel and convenience services to its members and visitors. You'll find an overview of the different gas stations, their locations, prices and contact information below.

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