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Logbook of the Parker Cook (Bark), the Medford (Brig), E. Nickerson (Brig), and the Willis Putman (Schooner) of Provincetown, Mass., mastered by G.B. Smith, William Dyer, E. Nickerson, and Captain Foster, kept by Joseph W. Tuck, on four voyages from 1845 October 23-1851 July 25

Canada migratory birds regulations : Northwest Territories

Elizabeth Hall (Bark) Logbook, 1808, 1851

Canadian explorers of Canada by J. Tuzo Wilson

Holman Island, Northwest Territories : information.

High noon on the most northern street in the world

Ice is nice Dome Petroleum Ltd.

Canada’s Northwest Territories 1985 travel trade manual.

History of the Institute of Polar Studies, 1960-1969

The hardy breed: poineers and scientists in the changing North.

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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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