Khelhghubun

Khelhghubun is a Dakelh name for the southern part of Takla Lake, a long body of water in the northern interior. It belongs to a chain of lakes linked southward through Trembleur and Stuart lakes. People of the region gathered along the lakes and rivers in warmer months to fish, hunt and prepare food, while smaller family groups spent winter hunting and fishing through the ice. The lake formed part of a wider landscape of travel and seasonal work.