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...equire dredging to accommodate deeper vessels, and Iqaluit is not on the [[Northwest Passage]]. Existing deep-water resources existed in [[Nanisivik]], the site of an

...the mid-18th century, came by sea. They were, in part, searching for the [[Northwest Passage]] to the Orient. Native American tribes already occupied the area and, as a

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* [[Northwest Passage]]

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...veral Arctic expeditions and was the first man to navigate and chart the [[Northwest Passage]] round the top of [[Canada]] and [[Alaska (U.S. state)|Alaska]]. His exped

...end of [[Baffin Island]], and lies close to the eastern entrance to the [[Northwest Passage]].

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...is article is about the geographical Northwest Passage; for the film see [[Northwest Passage (film)]]''{{Image|nwpassage1.jpg|right|450px|1849 depiction of the search f The '''Northwest Passage''' is a long-sought water route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

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...final expedition disappeared while attempting to chart and navigate the [[Northwest Passage]] in the [[Canadian Arctic]]. The entire crew was lost and its fate remaine ...uipped Arctic expedition was decided upon to at last conquer the elusive [[Northwest Passage]]. Franklin was eager to lead the expedition, but the Admiralty first offer

...final expedition disappeared while attempting to chart and navigate the [[Northwest Passage]] in the [[Canadian Arctic]]. The entire crew was lost and its fate remaine ...uipped Arctic expedition was decided upon to at last conquer the elusive [[Northwest Passage]]. Franklin was eager to lead the expedition, but the Admiralty first offer

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At the present time an article, Northwest Passage which was essentially written by Russell Potter was read by Richard Jensen, ::::I would also ask anyone who has read [[Northwest Passage]] to leave a comment on the issue on its Talk page -- if we have a consensu