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Trivia EH? Nunavut

November 29, 2008 By Marya

  • nunavut-mike-beauregard-flickrArea: 2, 093,190 square kilometers
  • Freshwater Area: 157,077 square kilometers.
  • High Temp: 25.8 C in the capitol of Iqaluit.
  • Low Temp: -45.6 C in Iqaluit.
  • Median Age: 22.1 years, making it the youngest population in Canada.
  • Population: 28,847
  • Pop. Density: 1 person in every 70 square kilometers, the lowest population density of all Canadian territories or provinces.
  • Center of Canada:
    Lake Baker Lake in southern Nunavut, aka “The belly button” of Canada.
  • Nunavut is above the treeline, but frozen fossils of prehistoric trees were found in 1985, they grew to be 46 meters tall.
  • Residents of Nunavut travel by airplane 5 times more often than other Canadians because of the lack of roads
  • Largest of all Canada’s provinces or territories.
  • The 3 largest islands in Canada are found in Nunavut: Baffin Island, Victoria Island, and Ellesmere Island.
  • Magnetic North Pole is found in Nunavut.
  • Nunavut has no native species of poisonous plants.

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