What modern day provinces did the mi'kmaq live in?

Answer 1

The Mi'kmaq territories were and still are in the Canadian Maritime provinces also known as Canada's east coast. These provinces include Nova Scotia, the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, and the eastern half of New Brunswick. They also occupied much of southwestern Newfoundland and Northern Maine of the U.S.A.

Answer 2

The tribe are mostly found in the East arctic and Atlantic seaboard of Canada. Newfoundland and north east Maine.

A proud Tribe of first nations people, Mi'kmaq territories are in the Canadian maritimes or east coast including Nova Scotia, along the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, and the eastern half of New Brunswick. They also occupied southwestern Newfoundland and Northern Maine of the U.S.A. Canada has about 28 separate groups and a population of more than 1600 registered Mi'kmaq.

Answer 3

The Mi'kmaq Territory consisted of all of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Edward Island. The province of New Brunswick with the exception of the south part of the St. John river, and the Gaspé region of Quebec, Mi'kmaq lands also included part of the State of Maine and much of Newfoundland.

Answer 4

in Maine

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They live along the northeast New England area, Canada's Atlantic Prov and the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec

Answer 5

the micmac tribe lived in woodlands

they lived in an arctic place as well, where it was very cold and icy

climate changed in the summer :)

Answer 6

they lived in Nova Scotia

Answer 7

The Mi'kmaq Lived In Tipis(WigWams).

Answer 8

The mikmaq homeland is Atlantic Canada.