Wellington Channel

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Wellington Channel is an Arctic waterway in the Canadian High Arctic, known for its role in early polar exploration and its location between Devon Island and nearby islands in Nunavut.

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Label Occurrences
Wellington Channel canonical 2

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Arctic waterway
channel
strait
belongsTo Canadian internal waters
country Canada
hasClimate polar climate
hasEcosystem Arctic marine ecosystem
hasFeature narrow passages between Arctic islands
seasonal sea ice cover
hasNavigationConditions ice-choked for much of the year
hasPrimaryLanguageInSurroundingRegion English
Inuktitut
hasWildlife Arctic seabirds
polar bears
seals
isImportantFor historical geography of Arctic exploration
isInhabited false
isNamedLanguage English
isNear Jones Sound
Lancaster Sound
isNorthOf Barrow Strait
isPartOf routes historically used in Northwest Passage exploration
isSouthOf Queen Channel
isWestOf Baffin Bay
knownFor association with the search for the Northwest Passage
role in early polar exploration
sea ice and challenging navigation conditions
locatedIn Canada
Arctic Archipelago
surface form: Canadian Arctic Archipelago

Canadian High Arctic
surface form: High Arctic

Nunavut
locatedInLatitudeBand high northern latitudes
partOf Arctic Ocean
region Qikiqtaaluk Region
separates Cornwallis Island NERFINISHED
Devon Island NERFINISHED
smaller nearby islands in Nunavut
territory Nunavut
waterwayType natural waterway

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Devon Island hasNearbyWaterBody Wellington Channel
Beechey Island locatedIn Wellington Channel