Nunavut, located in the northernmost part of Canada, has a rich history and background that is deeply intertwined with its unique geographic location. The region was traditionally inhabited by Indigenous peoples, including the Inuit, who have called this land home for thousands of years.
This map provides information on the regions of Nunavut: Kitikmeot, Kivalliq, and Qikiqtaaluk.
This map shows Nunavut’s cities, towns, rivers, and lakes.
This map shows Nunavut’s cities, towns, rivers, lakes, Trans-Canada highways, major highways, secondary roads, winter roads, railways, and national parks.
This map shows Canada’s provinces, territories, cities, towns, and roads.
This map shows Canada’s provinces, territories, provincial and territorial capitals, cities, towns, highways, roads, trans-Canada highways, railways, and rivers.
This map shows the governmental boundaries of countries, provinces, territories, and provincial and territorial capitals in Canada.
This is a guide to help you make the most of your time in the Eastern Time Zone (EST) in Canada, which includes some of the country’s most iconic destinations.
The relief map of Nunavut is a powerful tool that can be used for many different purposes, from natural resource management to scientific research and emergency management. Its use of hypsometric tints and spot elevations makes it an essential tool for understanding the complex and diverse landscape of this vast and unique Canadian territory.