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31 October 2025

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  • curprev 14:5714:57, 31 October 2025 SirNash87 talk contribs 6,211 bytes +6,211 Created page with "'''Torngat Mountains National Park''' protects spectacular Arctic and subarctic landscapes at the northern tip of Labrador, where the Torngat Mountains plunge into deep fjords and the Labrador Sea. Co-managed with Inuit partners, the park is renowned for polar bears, caribou, sheer granite peaks, glaciers and cirques, and for the cultural continuity of Inuit homelands. The name “Torngat” derives from Inuktitut, often translated as “place of spirits.” __TOC__ <d..."
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