Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada
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Baker Lake (Qamani'tuaq, "a huge widening of a river")
Nunavut's only inland community is located at the mouth of
the Thelon Heritage River about 40 km from the "Geographical
Centre of Canada". Baker Lake is known for its carvers who
work mostly in black soapstone, stitched and appliqued wall
hangings, jewellery and silk screened prints and clothing.
Local galleries (Ookpiktuyuk and Jessie Oonark Centre)
showcase the art of local residents. The Inuit Heritage
Centre, features displays interpreting the culture of the
Caribou Inuit. At the Vera Akumalik Visitor Centre, located
in the old Hudson's Bay post, you'll find a replica of the
store, cultural displays and information on rivers of the
region. Staff will help you arrange local tours, and will
make suggestions on local walks to appreciate the beauty of
the tundra.
Accommodations
Baker Lake Lodge
Iglu/Inns North
Jo's Bed and Breakfast
Nunamiut Lodge
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