Onegume (ah-ni-gah-mig[k])Campground
Near Deer River, Minnesota
47.51100, -94.04400
Campground Camping — Chippewa National Forest — Located 18 miles northwest of Deer River on Highway 46, centered in the premier fishing area. With access to Little Cut Foot Sioux, Cut Foot Sioux, and Winnibigoshish Lakes, Onegume attracts a large number of visitors each summer. There are 48 electric campsites with 11 sites located along Little Cut Foot Sioux Lake. | Site Map | Onegume Welcome ABOUT: “ Boozhoo biindigen (hello & welcome)” to the Onegume Campground! Onegume was established in 1967 and is one of the most popular campgrounds on the Chippewa National Forest. The Ojibwe call this place Onigam or Onigamiing which translates as “Portage” according to an Elder from the nearby Cha Chabahning Community of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. Onigamiing is pronounced
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