Nahanni River Canoe & Raft Adventures Mighty
rivers surge through canyons and swirl over rapids, drawing canoeists and kayakers to the
Canadian North. For your next vacation, raft, kayak or canoe through the untamed wilderness of Nahanni National Park...more
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GREAT SLAVE LAKE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
Great Slave Lake is the second largest
lake in the Northwest Terri- tories, behind
Great Bear Lake, and the deepest lake in North
America at 614 metres (2,015 ft.). It is 480
kilometres long and 19 to 109 kilometres wide.
The lake is located between 118 and 123 degrees western longi- tude, and lies 186 m (610
ft) above sea level.
GREAT BEAR LAKE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
Great Bear Lake (Slavey: Sahtu, French: Grand lac de l'Ours)
is the largest lake in the Northwest Territories of Canada and the fourth
largest in North Ame- rica. The lake is situa- ted on the Arctic Circle between 65 and 67 degrees. It covers an
area of 28,400 square kilometres in the southern part
of the territory. Its volume is 2,090 cubic kilometres. The lake was
named for the Slavey North American Indians.
BANKS ISLAND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
Banks Island (75°15’N
121°30'W) is one of the
Canadian Arctic islands situated in the Inuvik Region of the Northwest Territories,
Canada. It is separated from Victoria Island to its east by the Prince of Wales Strait
and from the mainland by Amundsen Gulf to its south. The Beaufort Sea
lies to its west and to the northeast, McClure Strait
separates the island from Prince Patrick
Island and Melville Island.
The
present day territory
was created in 1870. Go Back In
Time
FEATURES
Trophy Lake Fishing The Northwest Territories has amazing fishing experiences
for you in true wilderness settings. Fly in to the northern Canadian wilderness...more info
Wildlife Safaris Come and experience a wildlife watching trip of a lifetime. View arctic wildlife, few people have had the opportunity to see...more info
Arctic
Snowmobiling Join us in our
romance with the High Arctic on one of these northern
snowmobiling expedi- tions....more info
Northern
Lights Come experience the
wonders of the aurora borealis in the Canadian
wilderness...more info