Foleyet

Foleyet is a small community located in Northern Ontario, Canada, within the Cochrane District. It is situated on Highway 101, approximately halfway between Chapleau and Timmins.

The community's economy is largely based on forestry and tourism. The area is known for its vast forests, numerous lakes, and opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing, hunting, and snowmobiling.

Foleyet was originally established as a railway stop on the Canadian National Railway (CNR) line. Its name is believed to be derived from a combination of "Foley," the name of a railway official, and "et," meaning "little" in French.

The population of Foleyet is relatively small, fluctuating slightly over the years. It serves as a service center for the surrounding area and boasts basic amenities including a school, stores, and accommodations for travelers.

Foleyet's isolated location contributes to its unique character and appeal to those seeking a remote and natural environment.