Among the inlets present in this body of water is Admiralty Inlet, and it is connected to the Kane Basin by the Smith Sound.
Among the inlets present in this body of water is Admiralty Inlet, and it is connected to the Kane Basin by the Smith Sound. Towns located on the shores of this body of water include Clyde River and Savissivik, and its west side is home to a similarly-named current that flows south through it at about 11 miles per day. Devon Island and the Parry channel can both be found at its northwest corner, and another inlet of it is the Umanak Fjord. Though its tides are not as high as the Bay of Fundy, they are nevertheless powerful and produce a trademark churning of ice, and on the southeast, it is connected to by the Davis Strait, to the Labrador Sea. Explored by Robert Bylot but named for his lieutenant, for ten points, identify this body of water bounded by Ellesmere Island to the north, Greenland to the east, and its namesake Canadian island to the west.
Among the inlets present in this body of water is Admiralty Inlet, and it is connected to the Kane Basin by the Smith Sound.
{Baffin} Bay