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Nunavut
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In the north/northeast of the country, towards Greenland, Nunavut is the land of the Inuit... and polar bears. As one might imagine, it’s the ultimate nature-adventure destination, but due to the challenges, remoteness, and budget required to explore it, it remains very rarely visited.
Overview
In the north/northeast of the country, towards Greenland, Nunavut is the land of the Inuit... and polar bears. As one might imagine, it’s the ultimate nature-adventure destination, but due to the challenges, remoteness, and budget required to explore it, it remains very rarely visited.
Key Facts
- Type of place: territory.
- Location: facing the west coast of Greenland.
- Local time: . The territory spans four time zones, ranging from GMT-4 (east) to GMT-7 (west).
- Capital: Iqaluit
- Population: 37,200 inhabitants (2016).
- Area: 2,038,722 km²
- Density: 0.02 inhabitants/km².
- Highest point:
- Lowest point: sea level.
- Coastline:
- Highlights (out of ): Nature ; Adventure ; Culture / ; Relaxation-holidays .
- Website: