10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOOTHIA PENINSULA»
Discover the use of
Boothia Peninsula in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Boothia Peninsula and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Historical Atlas of Canada: Canada's History Illustrated ...
The Inuit map also hints at another body of water to the west of the Boothia
Peninsula. James Clark Ross was to explore the western side of Boothia Felix in
an attempt to discover a westward- leading channel. the Admiralty to let him try
again.
2
Post-glacial Climatic Change on
Boothia Peninsula, Nunavut, ...
A high temporal resolution pollen diagram from a lake in the middle-Arctic region of the Boothia Peninsula, Nunavut, Canada, documents the history of the regional vegetation and climate for the past 7200 years.
3
From Barrow to
Boothia: The Arctic Journal of Chief Factor ...
In this "blank" on the map, the picture was somewhat confused by James Ross's
failure to detect Rae Strait, which left the impression that King William Island was
joined to Boothia Peninsula to the east. The third remaining gap extended from ...
Peter Warren Dease, William Barr, 2002
4
Encyclopedia of the Arctic
The narrow Bellot Strait separates the Boothia Peninsula from Somerset Island to
the north. To the east, the Gulf of Boothia separates it from Baffin Island. To the
northwest, Franklin Strait separates it from Prince of Wales Island, and to the ...
5
Browsing Science Research at the Federal Level in Canada: ...
These were expanded, in 1976, to include the Prince of Wales Island and
northern Boothia Peninsula. The remainder of Boothia Peninsula, and the
northern District of Keewatin, were examined in 1977. Prior to this study,
knowledge was ...
6
Ecological Studies of Caribou on the
Boothia Peninsula and ...
Distribution, numbers and habitat use of caribou in the Boothia Peninsula, NWT were conducted during 1976.
Charles A. Fischer, Donald C. Thompson, Bob Wooley, 1977
7
In Order to Live Untroubled: Inuit of the Central Artic 1550 ...
During the 1870s members of an Aivilingmiut family did not hesitate to undertake
a journey of 650 kilometres to Boothia Peninsula to take revenge on their
Netsilingmiut opposite numbers in a blood feud.” Although responses of Inuit ...
8
Library of Congress Subject Headings
BT Natural areas—Missouri Boothia Peninsula (N.W.T.) USE Boothia Peninsula (
Nunavut) Boothia Peninsula (Nunavut) UF Boothia Peninsula (N.W.T.) [Former
heading] BT Peninsulas—Nunavut Booths, Exhibit USE Exhibit booths Booths, ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2006
9
Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 390
These categories are: T - thermokarst, G - gully erosion, M - downslope
movement, S - active layer detachment slide, and F - retrogressive thaw flow slide
. REFERENCES Blackadar, R.G. 1967. Precambrian Geology of Boothia
Peninsula, ...
Boydell, A N, Drabinsky, K A, Netterville, J A
10
The
Boothia Peninsula People: Social Organization in Spence ...
Prepared for the Settlement Council of Spence Bay and the Polar Gas Project.
Robert G. Williamson, 1977
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOOTHIA PENINSULA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Boothia Peninsula is used in the context of the following news items.
Asante Gold Corporation: Kubi Joint Venture-Conditional Approval
... Nunavut and consists of 4 contiguous prospecting permits covering an area of 105,637 hectares on the Boothia Peninsula. The Stein property is an advanced ... «Junior Mining Network, Feb 15»
Arctic Fibre Project to Link Japan and U.K.
But to prevent a 1,800-km detour by sea, there is a 51-km section that must cross the Boothia Peninsula, a roadless scrap of tundra in northern ... «IEEE Spectrum, Dec 14»
6 young polar bears shot near community, says Taloyoak HTO
People in Taloyoak, which lies on the Boothia peninsula in central Nunavut, are used to polar bears. The hamlet, which is home to about 900 ... «CBC.ca, Dec 14»
Jack Knox: Adventurer's electric encounters speak to Canadian dream
The narrow choke point at Bellot Strait, which separates Somerset Island from Nunavut's Boothia Peninsula, was the key. “We just, just got ... «Times Colonist, Oct 14»
PMO downplayed rich Inuit link to discovered Franklin ship
A similar story was told by the Inuit of the Boothia Peninsula to British naval officer Leopold McClintock in 1859. McClintock led a search for the ... «APTN National News, Sep 14»
Surveying the Arctic
... that serve the communities of Gjoa Haven on King William Island, and its neighbour Taloyoak located to the northeast on Boothia Peninsula. «The search for the lost ships of the Franklin Expedition, Aug 14»
Numbing Arctic survival adventure leaves former Truro man wanting …
... a small community with a population of just more than 800, located on the Boothia Peninsula, 1,224 km (761 miles) northeast of Yellowknife. «Truro Daily News, Apr 14»
Our top 10 web stories for 2013: Guns, polar bears, bigfoot
... Franklin Strait, located between southeastern Prince of Wales Island and the Boothia Peninsula, and dropped them off in nearby Gjoa Haven, ... «Nunatsiaq News, Dec 13»
SUNRISE Offers New Insight on Sun's Atmosphere
... it landed on the remote Boothia Peninsula in northern Canada, gathering information about the chromosphere throughout its journey. «Space Daily, Oct 13»
Western Nunavut whalers celebrate their first bowhead
Gjoa Haven's bowhead hunters haul equipment during a 27-mile (43.5-km) portage across a section of Boothia Peninsula, from Taloyoak to ... «Nunatsiaq News, Sep 13»
