 However, the land on which the Raglan Mine was to be situated was not on any “claimed” land nor directly overlapping an Inuit community; therefore the requirement of negotiation or the creation of an IBA was not met.However, keeping in mind the remote northern location of the Raglan Mine, the mining company was limited in their options in terms of transport of the mined materials.The easiest (relatively) and cheapest method was to truck to Deception Bay and ship over water from the coast (described above in Raglan Mine Operations).