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Range Lake, Yellowknife, NT

Range Lake Features Mapped School, Transit Stop, and Shooting Club

Range Lake includes a school, transit stop, and shooting club. These mapped points define the current amenity profile.

Market summary

Range Lake includes a school, transit stop, and shooting club. These mapped points define the current amenity profile.

Central finding

Range Lake features a mapped school, transit stop, and shooting club within its boundaries. Sources: [Range Lake North School]

Mapped Amenities

Range Lake contains three mapped amenities: Range Lake North School, a transit stop at Borden Dr., and the Yellowknife Shooting Club. The school serves as the primary educational facility identified within the neighbourhood boundary. This single school point does not establish catchment areas or household composition for residents.

The transit stop at Borden Dr. at Range Lake North School provides a mapped connection to the city's public transport network. The Yellowknife Shooting Club represents the recreation category within the local amenity count. These points indicate specific service locations but do not confirm frequency, quality, or broader connectivity for buyers. Sources: [Range Lake North School]

Recreation Context

City-wide recreation programs include swimming, hockey, and drop-in sports at facilities like the ATCO Aquatic Centre and Multiplex. These programs serve general audiences with seasonal availability from August through April. The presence of these city-level options provides context for recreational access beyond the neighbourhood's mapped points.

The local evidence identifies only the Yellowknife Shooting Club as a recreation amenity within Range Lake. City programs such as Adult Shinny and Public Swim operate at separate facilities. This distinction clarifies that the neighbourhood's direct recreation offering is limited to the mapped shooting club point in the dataset. Sources: [ATCO Aquatic Centre recreation programs] [Multiplex recreation programs] [Multiplex Gym recreation programs]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence consists solely of point-of-interest mappings without market statistics or demographic data. Sources: [Range Lake North School]

City market context

From the Yellowknife market article, 11 October 2026:

Yellowknife recorded 306 residential sales in the period ending July 31, 2026, marking a 7.4% increase. This recovery aligns with the city's five-year average activity level. Yellowknife residential sales volume reached 306 in the period ending July 31, 2026, a 7.4% rise that aligns with the five-year average.

Sources and reporting dates

Prepared with AI-assisted research and writing from the cited records. Research methodology.

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