Nunavut, Canada has an area of 2,093,190 sq km and a population of about 29,000. Its capital is Iqaluit.
Nunavut shares its borders with Manitoba, Northwest Territories, and Newfoundland and Labrador and has an aquatic border with Ontario and Quebec. Nunavut’s topography is dominated by the Canadian Shield (rocky region) and the Arctic tundra.
Nunavut came into existence as a territory only in 1999, prior to which it was part of Northwest Territories. Originally inhabited by the indigenous Inuit people, it was later occupied by the British.
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| Iqaluit Travel Guide |
| Iqaluit, formerly Frobisher Bay, is the capital of Canada’s newest territory, Nunavut. The city, which is a gateway to the eastern Canadian Arctic, lies at the mouth of the Sylvia Grinnell River
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| Lake Louise Travel Guide |
 Lake Louise is popularly known as the “Hiking Capital of Canada" and also the country’s “Diamond in the Wilderness”.
This is a lovely mountain lake amidst the Banff National Park and is ... |
| Rankin Inlet Travel Guide |
Rankin Inlet is a region situated in Kudlulik Peninsula in the state of Nunavut in Canada. It is the regional center for the Kivalliq Region and lies on the Hudson Bay between the Arviat and Chestrefield Inlet.
The hamlet covers a t... |
| Arviat Travel Guide |
| Arviat is a small hamlet situated on the western shore of the Hudson Bay in the Kivalliq area in the state of Nunavut. The name of the hamlet is derived from the word arviq which means 'Bowhead Whale'. The hamlet has the 3rd largest population in the state, with 20... |
| Igloolik Travel Guide |
| Igloolik is a hamlet situated on a small island in Foxe Basin in Qikiqtaaluk in the state of Nunavut. It lies adjacent to the flat expanse of the Melville Peninsula's east coastal plain. The name of the hamlet means that 'there is an igloo here'. The region ... |
