Micmac, også kjent som mi'kmaq, er et urfolk i Nord-Amerika hvis tradisjonelle område var det som er dagens Maine i USA, og i Canada: Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island og New Brunswick samt Gaspéhalvøya i Quebec.

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