TARTANS OF CANADA
NORTHERN ONTARIO
DESCRIPTION
This tartan was designed by Ann Woollings and Odette Catt and named the Northern Ontario tartan. It was registered with CIPO in 1959.
The tartan was designed to represent the colours of the region:
Grey represents the local rocks
from which nickel and iron were mined,
White for the snow,
Yellow for the local gold and sunshire,
Green for the forests and fields,
Blue for the lakes and rivers, and
Red to represent the First Nations.
SETT
T/48 N16 B4 W32 B4 Y12 G/24 (CIDD: 026-08-22575)
G/14 MY8 LRB4 NW24 LRB4 N10 DR/34 (ITI No. 956), or
WG/28 Y16 RB8 WW48 RB8 WG20 OT/68 (ITI No.5524), or
G/20 MY8 RB4 LN32 RB4 DN12 T/40 (ITI No. 5493 ‘City of Porcupine’)
