Bylot Island is located off of the coast of this larger island, that contains a region which was featured in the Bond film
Bylot Island is located off of the coast of this larger island, that contains a region which was featured in the Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me, Auyuittuq National Park. This island's Cockburn Land is separated by the Fury-and-Hecla Straight from the Melville Peninsula, and it contains both Nettiling and Amadjuak lakes. The Meta Incognita Peninsula is located in the southeast of this island, whose highest peaks are Mt. Odin and Mt. Asgard on the Cumberland Peninsula, and the northern portion of this island is bordered by the Prince Regent Inlet, the Gulf of Boothia, and the Lancaster Sound. This island is located east of the Fox Channel and west of the Davis Strait, and The Central Eskimo was written as a study of the people of this island by ► Franz Boas. The largest city on this island is located on Frobisher Bay and has the lowest population of all of the territorial capitals in its country, having only gained that status in a 1995 vote. Lying mostly in the Arctic Circle, for 10 points, identify this fifth-largest island in the world, home to Iqualuit, the capital of Nunavut, and the largest island in Canada.
Bylot Island is located off of the coast of this larger island, that contains a region which was featured in the Bond film
Baffin Island