Tucked into the subarctic interior of Nunavik in northern Quebec, Rivière-Koksoak is a place whose character is shaped by long winters, a short growing season and great distances between settlements. The surrounding landscape lies in the transition between taiga and tundra, with low vegetation, wetlands and lakes rather than continuous development; conditions shift markedly through the year. Nunavik is Inuit homeland, and Inuktitut remains central to the cultural life of its communities. Rivière-Koksoak belongs to a vast northern territory where waterways and air links have long connected remote places. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Nunavik.
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