Odanak
The word Odanak, in the Wôbanaki language, indicates a village site where people are living. The Wôbanaki village most commonly called Odanak today is located on the St. Francis River, in the St. Lawrence River Valley of Quebec, Canada. In the 1660s, the Wôbanaki village at this site was called Arosikantegouk or Anosagunticook. Culturally and linguistically, the inhabitants of Odanak were eastern Algonkian Indians. In 1701, the St. Francis mission was established there. See Also: Maps > The Northeast