Category:Johkegaske (original location)
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Johkegaske was a permanent summer camp used by Sami people in the Rørvik area. It was located at the outlet of the small river Buvriejohke into lake Namsvatnet/Nåamesjenjaevrie. When Nåamesjenjaevrie was dammed in 1959, the place was drowned. A new camp with the name Johkegaske was created further to the north, on the new shoreline. The location of the old camp is approximately given from a map shown in the book Røyrvik: Samene i Østre Namdal by Håkon Hermanstrand (2009), p. 360.
Media in category "Johkegaske (original location)"
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Anna Dærgas sommergamme ved Namsvatnet, 1956 - Norsk folkemuseum - NF.05535-086.jpg 1,746 × 1,311; 583 KB
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Oskar Jåmas sommergamme, Namsvatnet, 1956 - Norsk folkemuseum - NF.05535-076.jpg 1,756 × 1,271; 548 KB