Grise Fiord Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Grise Fiord Airport (IATA: YGZ , ICAO: CYGZ ) is located at Grise Fiord, Nunavut, Canada, and is operated by the Government of Nunavut. The only building at this airport is the Air Passenger Shel...
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Welcome to the Grise Fiord, Nunavut Picture Album! ... Grise Fiord owes its English name to the Norwegian explorer Otto Sverdrup, who charted the south and east coasts of Ellesmere Island from 1899 to 1903. Among the many names he gave to fiords in the area, he called this particular one Grise Fiord, which means "pig fiord"
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www.arcticcircle.ca/Baffin/Grise/
www.arcticcircle.ca/Baffin/Grise/
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www.grisefiord.ca/
www.grisefiord.ca/
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Whatever language you speak...wherever you are from, you'll receive a warm welcome at the top of the world in Grise Fiord, Nunavut, Canada's most northerly community.
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www.grisefiord.ca/eng/index.html
www.grisefiord.ca/eng/index.html
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Grise Fiord, NU ... Forecast for GRISE FIORD ... Read their travel tips for Grise Fiord hotels!
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www.wunderground.com/global/stations/WCWWG.html
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There is a lot of Seagull's, Fulmar's and other birds.. feasting on arctic cods which are being brought to shore by herds of harp seals in beautiful Grise Fi... ... There is a lot of Seagull's, Fulmar's and other birds.. feasting on arctic cods which are being brought to shore by herds of harp seals in beautiful Grise Fiord.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=3teJAjvgbOw
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Landscape and musk ox photographs taken on a visit. ... Grise Fiord is Canada's most northerly civilian settlement. The only communities north of here are either military or scientific bases. Grise Fiord is on the sourthern coast of Ellesmere Island at a latitude of approximately 77 degrees north.
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www.jovial.on.ca/vica/Arctic/Grise/Grise1.html
www.jovial.on.ca/vica/Arctic/Grise/Grise1.html
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Towards the end of our trip, after the ice had left the fiord, we hired one of the local Inuit to take us for a cruise up the fiord to look at some of the local scenery. Some of the cliff sides are regularly used by sea birds as nesting sites. ... - More - Grise Fiord #1; - Back - Home Page;
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www.jovial.on.ca/vica/Arctic/Grise/Grise2.html
www.jovial.on.ca/vica/Arctic/Grise/Grise2.html
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We’re careening sideways on a snowmobile around boulders and frozen tundra, approaching the foot of a glacier just east of Grise Fiord (pop. 141), Canada’s most northern community. Bare-faced in the cutting May wind, Kuluguktuk knows only two positions on the throttle: full and idle.
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www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/oct08/feature_grisef...
www.canadiangeographic.ca/magazine/oct08/feature_grisefiord.asp
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