La Sarre Heliport

Unknown. As no official records regarding its specific operation or closure are publicly available, the reason cannot be confirmed. The closure of small, private heliports like this is typically due to economic factors, the completion of a specific project (e.g., construction, resource exploration), or the cessation of the business that operated it.

The site at the coordinates 48.808601, -79.251701 is currently an agricultural field. Analysis of historical and current satellite imagery shows no visible infrastructure, markings, or remnants of a heliport. The land appears to be fully reclaimed for farming.

There is no documented historical significance for a heliport at this specific location. It was not a public transportation hub. Given the economy of the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region, it was most likely a private, special-use heliport supporting local industries such as forestry, mining exploration, hydro-electric development, or emergency services. It is a separate entity from the still-active La Sarre Airport (CYSR), which is located several kilometers to the northeast.

There are no known plans or prospects for reopening a heliport at this location. The land is in private use, and the general aviation needs for the town of La Sarre, including helicopter operations, are served by the nearby La Sarre Airport (CYSR).