About Tungsten Northwest Territories and Location

Tungsten is located in the west central region of NWT on the border with Yukon and just outside the Nahanni National Park.

Distance From Regional Cities and Towns

The journey from Tungsten to Yellowknife spans approximately 500 miles (805 kilometers), illustrating the seclusion of Tungsten and the convenience offered by charter flights for travelers.

Connecting Tungsten with Edmonton involves covering a distance of roughly 900 miles (1448 kilometers), further emphasizing the role of charter flights in bridging the vast expanse.

The distance from Tungsten to Fort Resolution is about 600 miles (965 kilometers), showcasing the accessibility challenges that are elegantly solved by charter flights.

Traveling from Tungsten to Fort Simpson requires navigating about 450 miles (724 kilometers), a testament to the utility of charter flights in connecting remote locations.

Tungsten Airport

The local airport is a private use airport, owned and operated by North American Tungsten Corp, which supports and services its local mining operations, The single runway is 3,700 feet long with a Gravel surface..

Other Nearby Airports

Located near the majestic Nahanni National Park Reserve, Nahanni Butte Airport serves as a crucial access point for adventurers and explorers, with a runway suitable for small to medium aircraft.

This airport lies in the serene community of Fort Liard, offering flights to various parts of the Northwest Territories. Its services cater to the needs of both tourists and residents.

A gateway to the historic Canol Trail, Canol Road Airport is known for its picturesque surroundings and facilitates access to one of the most scenic hikes in the region.

Wrigley Airport connects the small community of Wrigley with the rest of the Northwest Territories. Though modest, it plays a significant role in the transportation network of the area.