MacAlpine Lake
Lake in Nunavut, Canada
66°40′0″N 102°49′0″W / 66.66667°N 102.81667°W / 66.66667; -102.81667MacAlpine Lake is a lake in the Canadian territory of Nunavut.[1][2]
Location
The lake is situated in a tundra landscape in northern Canada, 140 km south of the Arctic Ocean. The town of Baker Lake is located almost 400 km south-east of the lake. The water area is 421 km², and with islands the total area is 447 km². The Perry River drains the lake northwards to the Queen Maud Gulf.
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- Akaitcho
- Beechey
- Bluenose
- Contwoyto
- Kamut
- Napaktulik
- Tahoe
- Tahiryuaq
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