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Logbook of the Hungarian (Bark) of New York, NY and Charles Ball (Bark) of Callao, Peru, mastered and kept by William Harwood, on four voyages from 1849 December 13-1853 February 9

Beaufort Sea ice zones by means of microwave imagery

Logbook of the Commodore Rodgers (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Charles Smith, on voyage from 1823-1824; Logbook of the Rosario (Schooner) of San Francisco, mastered by Edward Coffin, on voyage from 1894-1895

Logbook of the Golconda (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by Samuel N. Brush, on voyage from 1847-1850

Logbook of the Eureka (Bark) of Edgartown, mastered by Thomas Marshall Pease, on voyage from 1857-1861

Establishing a lawn in interior Alaska / S.D. Sparrow and F.J. Wooding.

Hunting the largest animals native whaling in the western Arctic and subarctic

Northern development : at what cost?

Prefix identification of orders and permits issued by the Northern Pipeline Agency under the provisions of the Northern Pipeline Act and under delegated powers, duties and functions in respect of certain sections of the National Energy Board Act.

Fur trade society to class society : the development of ethnic stratification at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta

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The Circumpolar Navigator project aims to bring together Arctic and sub-Arctic materials from a wide range of northern heritage archives and special collections that will provide access for modern researchers to previously hidden sources of information that can offer data and insights on multiple subjects.

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