Tatinnai

Tatinnai takes its name from a lake in the northern country west of Hudson Bay. The name is of Dene origin, and the surrounding barrens lie within the range of migrating caribou. Farther north, along the Kazan River, generations of inland Inuit hunted the herds at crossings where animals entered the water. Caribou supplied meat for the winter and hides for clothing and shelter across this vast country of lakes and tundra.