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Volume 2 - Issue 10 - July 1935

Contents

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Arctic Regions: Greenland and Jan Mayen

Arctic Regions: Iceland

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada, Labrador and Alaska

Article

  • Royal Canadian Mounted Police: Three Patrols Made in the Canadian Arctic in 1934

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    27 October 2009, pp. 111-118

  • This patrol—which was made through comparatively untravelled country, and which was the first police patrol undertaken between the Red Rock Lake district, due east of Great Bear Lake, North-west Territories and Bathurst Inlet—would have been a difficult one under ordinary conditions of spring travel. It was, however, carried out in mid-winter, when travelling conditions were exceptionally severe; and the party covered 700 miles during 37 days.

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