Armstrong, Ontario is small community in Thunder Bay District in Northwestern Ontario, Canada, known for being railway town, gateway to wilderness, fishing, hunting, and as unorganized township with natural beauty, not to be confused with Armstrong Ceilings company. Armstrong Ontario is known for being on Canadian National Railway line, serving as stop for Via Rail Canadian train, known for fishing and hunting lodges, wilderness tourism, and as access point to Wabakimi Provincial Park, with small population under 1,000, with economy based on forestry and tourism. Armstrong Ontario also known for being remote community with float plane base, and for Armstrong Airport. It is not major city but known for outdoor recreation, moose hunting, and fishing for walleye and northern pike, with lodges attracting tourists. So Armstrong Ontario known for wilderness, railway, fishing, hunting, and gateway to Northwestern Ontario wilderness, with small town charm and natural beauty, located 250 km north of Thunder Bay, with history as railway siding and forestry town.
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