1. Arctic Cordillera
By: Andrew Slota and Dylan Anderson.

2. Land form Description
A vast deeply dissected chain of mountain ranges of snow and rock extending along arctic Canada, through Nunavut, Labrador, and part of upper Quebec.

3. Climate
During winter, the temp averages at -35 Celsius, with mm of precipitation, making it one of Canada’s most inhospitable climates.

4. Vegetation
There is Very little vegetation, because of high elevations, and the extreme cold, causing a permanent layer of ice, although mosses and lichens cling to rocky surfaces.

5. Soils
About 75% of the exposed soil is exposed bedrock, and the rest is mainly permafrost. This causes low levels of vegetation.

6. Wildlife

7. Additional info Population: 1200
major cities: Pond Inlet, Clyde River, and Broughton Island.
Human activities- Hunting, bird watching, fishing and sailing.
Interesting facts-
-This Eco zone has one of the largest population of polar bears

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