PDF Maps
The maps available for download below are draft versions of maps produced by Inuit Heritage Trust based on years of research and interviews with Elders and other knowledgeable community members in each of the areas. The maps point out locations of significance to the Inuit people of Nunavut, along with the representations of the original names and significance or story behind the location. The Inuit make extensive use of land, water, and ice in their day to day lives and the diversity of named locations reflects a deep connection to the north.
Name Last modified Size Description 47E_Angmaluqtualuk.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 15M PDF map of the Angmaluqtualuk area 47F_Saputit.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 16M PDF map of the Saputit area 47G_Simik.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 14M PDF map of the Simik area 47H_Qirniqtaaluk.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 14M PDF map of the Qirniqtaaluk area 48A_Qilanaaqtuqvikkuunga.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 16M PDF map of the Qilanaaqtuqvikkuunga area 48B_Sannirugaaluit.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 13M PDF map of the Sannirugaaluit area 48C_Ikpiarjuk.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 11M PDF map of the Ikpiarjuk area 48D_Tuluriak.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 12M PDF map of the Tuluriak area 57E_Uvinganasi.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 5.3M PDF map of the Uvinganasi area 57H_Ikirasaarjuk.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 8.0M PDF map of the Ikirasaarjuk area 58A_Itiviata_Nunaturlia.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 8.9M PDF map of the Itiviata_Nunaturlia area 58D_Siqiniq.pdf 20-Sep-2009 13:51 8.2M PDF map of the Siqiniq area