M'Clintock Channel

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M'Clintock Channel is an Arctic waterway in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, lying between Victoria Island and Prince of Wales Island and forming part of the Northwest Passage region.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
M’Clintock Channel 2
M'Clintock Channel canonical 1
McClintock Channel 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (36)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Arctic waterway
channel
belongsTo Canadian Arctic Archipelago waterways
country Canada
hasBiodiversity Arctic marine mammals
bearded seals
polar bears
ringed seals
hasClimate polar climate
hasEnvironmentalCondition extreme cold temperatures
sea ice cover most of the year
hasLanguageRegion Inuktitut-speaking region
hasNearbyIsland Prince of Wales Island
Victoria Island
hasSeaIce multi-year sea ice
seasonal sea ice
hasStrategicImportance potential shipping route in the Northwest Passage
isNavigable seasonally
isSubjectOf Arctic navigation studies
climate change impact research
locatedIn Canada
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
linked to: Arctic Archipelago

Nunavut
locatedInHemisphere Northern Hemisphere
locatedInLatitudeZone High Arctic
locatedInOcean Arctic Ocean
locatedNorthOf Queen Maud Gulf
locatedSouthOf McClintock Channel ice shelf region
namedAfter Francis Leopold McClintock
partOf Canadian Arctic waterways
Northwest Passage region
linked to: Northwest Passage
region Kitikmeot Region
separates Prince of Wales Island
Victoria Island
usedFor Arctic marine navigation
waterBodyType sea channel

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Victoria Island separatedFromBy M'Clintock Channel
Francis Leopold McClintock hasPlaceNamedAfter McClintock Channel
linked to: M'Clintock Channel
James Ross Strait connectsTo M’Clintock Channel
linked to: M'Clintock Channel
James Ross Strait locatedSouthOf M’Clintock Channel
linked to: M'Clintock Channel