Zec Mitchinamecus administers public lands at north of Mont-Laurier, in Laurentides. Zec Mitchinamecus is related to:
The Zec Lesueur on the west side where a series of lakes serves as a boundary between the Zec Lesueur and Zec Mitchinamecus: Petit lac Boisvert, Boisvert, Tonus, Duplessis, de la Chaise, Kataway, de la Montagne;
A series of lakes marks the southern limit of the ZEC: "de la File", Croche, Foster, "des Polonais".
On the south side of the ZEC, a serie of lakes is serving as the delimitation of ZEC: lac Foster, Baie Topani, Croche et Courtois. While the "Grand lac des chiens" marks the eastern boundary of the ZEC. The Mitchinamecus river is the central water body of the Zec.
Major lakes
Other major lakes of Zec are: Antoine, Atocas, de la Bidière, Buck Fever, Calvé, du Cerise, Chat, Chopin, Clifford, Dieppe, Dempsey, Duplessis, Éva, Gilles, Grand lac Rognon, de la Hasse, Jacques, Joli-Coeur, du Lièvre, Réservoir Mitchinamecus, de la Montagne, Montredon, Oscar, Petit lac des chiens, Picard, du Pin Rouge, Robberts, Scott, Sobieski, Sylvain, Troisième lac Busby, Tuffield, Premier lac Twin, Deuxième lac Twin, Vaillancourt, Vastel, Villeneuve, Xavier and Yvonne.
Main rivers
The Mitchinamecus river is the main river of the ZEC, passing through the territory from the northeast to the southeast. Mitchinamecus dam creates a huge reservoir of fresh water. Other rivers include: d'Argent et Pin Rouge. Tandis que les principaux ruisseaux sont: Nottaway, Cerise, Skarga, Mickiewicz, Torniche and Sand.
Major mountains
Mountains Curie and Paderewski, are located on either side of Lake Chopin, at southwest of Zec. A "montagne de la tour" is located near a bayMitchinamecus Reservoir.
Chute MacLean, accessible by the kilometer 52 of the Parent road via Mont-Saint-Michel.
ZEC offers over 400 campsites spread across its six campgrounds: Maskoutain, Chat, Dempsey and Baie Villeneuve, Pin Rouge and Lac d'Argent. The first four lots are located on the banks of the Mitchinamecus Reservoir.
Toponymy
The name of the ZEC is derived from the Mitchinamecus Reservoir and Mitchinamecus River which are located in the ZEC. This name appears in 1911 in official Geographic documentation. This name came from Cree language and means "big trout", from word "misinamecus", meaning "large size", and "namecus" meaning "trout". The name "Zec Mitchinamecus" was formalized August 5, 1982 at the Bank of place names in the Geographical Names Board of Canada.
