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Cannot build a dam. This is nature.where this falls is far away in the bush Just the American.can rebuild this park. Same like Niagara falls . Just remember the Chinese can build anything in this world. To be honest the area in this falls. Need a makeover this is nature? Not likely.

As Baffin is mostly useless, perhaps the U.S. should buy ($24, in beads) it first; before we buy the rest of Canada.

Good video ❤

@InAweAtEarth I lived there for a year in around 2010-2011 but was in Nunavut for almost 4 years. I remember running on the road to nowhere as a kid during Terry Fox Runs-those days were definitely interesting! Nunavut really is its own place. The swimming pool was always something else, and Polar Man was kinda odd, but memorable. I still remember when Tim Hortons opened there for the first time-it was the biggest thing in town. The tides were insane; if you walked too far out, you’d turn around, and the water would be right at your feet. And in Grade 5, they brought in a seal at Trois Soleils for a cultural event, and we got to watch it being cut up. That was around 2011 or so. The soapstone carvings were absolutely crazy-so detailed and unique. But one thing I learned quickly: just don’t pet the dogs! One thing to remember is that Nunavut can often feel third-world compared to the rest of Canada, and it’s definitely not for the faint of heart. If you go there, be careful around Murder Hill near the House of the Three Faces in Iqaluit-it’s not for the faint of heart either. Being the only white kid on a bus full of Inuit was terrifying sometimes-they didn’t always like you. But honestly, I never had any major issues. Those were interesting times that really shaped how I see the world.

Thank you for your posting. Fascinating. I am British but live in Peru.

👋 waves from Australia, the worlds largest island 😁

Wow. Really good video and Info! I'm impressed. Joining now. Thanks!

Love to see the Inuit sticking to their traditional way of life via colonialist snowmobiles, hunting rifles and airlifted supplies.

What more to expect from a guy who didn't remeber the "L" pattern to his Samsung. RiP!

Wow! That was a really cool and fascinating video! I really enjoyed that :) thank you very much

Ya know, we could take every person in the state of New York, and put them in Prince Edward Island. Imagine, that bustling metropolis tucked away in a small east coast province. I best the rest of the US could be moved into NWT and Nunavut, right next to Alaska. Those Californians and Floridians could drop into Winnipeg and southern Ontario to get the heat and "big city livin" they like so much.

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This video was very helpful. Knowing I can't climb to the top, saved me the trip

From Canada,Goodluck with this channel.I love this kind of content

The northern passage is ours

I freezing just watching the video.

2:50 This is not Baffin island. This is Mt. Odin near Revelstoke B.C. 2970m I know it well.

We should send all our illegals immigrants there to populate the island

Why is there trees in one of photos. There are no trees on the island. I’ve worked on the island

And Mount Asgard was the site of what many hail as the greatest stunt of any Bond film, when in the opening scene of "The Spy Who Loved Me" he skis right off the edge of a seemingly bottomless cliff to escape the baddies giving chase, only to open his Union Jack parachute just in time to make it gently to the ground. This stunt spectacularly got carried in one shot, and even the stuntman said he wouldn't do it again.

Can you cover Newfoundland? Btw your comtent is great

Yeah , Go there… everyone. Overpopulation solved. The few survivors can then go about their business on a renewed earth.

Stop using just kilometers

Beautiful place and great video. It’s inspired me to get Canadian parliamentarians to take a restful vacation there. Preferably in late October. And no fraternizing with the native population. 😅

Spent decades flying on and across Baffin Island including 2 walking hikes up the Pang pass which I flew through many times, dark season can be tough but incredible beauty!

Probably going to work up in alert some time soon. Heard it’s like being on a different planet

The great Nahanni river !

As a Canadian I'm always happy to learn more about the Great White North 🤠🍁

lived in Pond Inlet, way up at the top of Baffin Island for about two years. Beautiful place, Cold as hell in winter, but so cold there's no moisture in the air, so doesn't;t actually seem as cold as the thermometer says, though the windchill can be unbelievable. I saw -62C in an unheated garage once up there. When it's calm outside in the winter and you breath out you have to wave the cloud of your breath away so you can see in front of you. Also, you keep showing pictures with trees in them, there are no trees in Nunavut, well none like in the pictures you were showing.

Great job! Fantastic research and stats! 🇨🇦

the way you pronounced "cordillera" had me laughing

Yall should look up devon island and how it shows the exact same landscapes we see on mars pictures.....

true north strong & free..

Don't know if you covered Kodiak Island yet. I always wondered if those huge Kodiak bears were vestige relics of ancient Paleolithic era Cave bears.

I've always wanted to see the eskimos. Baffin Island looks cool!

Sasquatch live there

I was there in 2013 for a couple of days truly awesome

A good start but clean up your grammatical errors

If you’re a geography nerd why don’t you know the difference between 5000 kms squared and 5000 square kms?

4.1: not an Arctic wolf. You show a grey wolf. Arctic wolves are medium-sized and are distinguished from northwestern wolves by their smaller size, their whiter coloration, their narrower braincase, and larger teeth.

The image of green pastures at 4:06 is quite simply not Baffin Island... it could be Iceland.

good stuff

Thank you, very interesting, I'm a Canadian from central Ontario

Never been there - and never ever will go there -' too cold !! But I am sure for natural beauty !! Wow - enjoy 😮

I hope the inuit rename åsgard, odin and thor mountains. What horid and uninteresting names unless youre a marvel neckbeard in your mom's basement

Thank you for well made and very interesting video!!!

I am from V8ctoria BC

I guess Martin Frobisher might well have stayed home -sat on his ass rather than exploring and mapping this land for the betterment of humanity

I have a hard time believing that the huge lake is 5,000 km square. He probably meant 5,000 sq km 😅

‘….traditional hunting ground..…’ Glad to see they were using traditional rifle, traditional outboard motor, and traditional aluminum boat…..