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2 November 2025

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  • curprev 14:0514:05, 2 November 2025 SirNash87 talk contribs 6,298 bytes +6,298 Created page with "'''Tuktut Nogait National Park''' protects canyon-cut tundra, rolling limestone hills, and Arctic coastal plain in the northeast of the Northwest Territories, above the Arctic Circle. Created to safeguard the calving and summer range of the '''Porcupine/Blue­nose caribou herds'''—especially the '''Bluenose-West'''—the park also preserves the wild canyons of the '''Hornaday''' and '''Brock''' rivers and important wetlands for migratory birds. “Tuktut Nogait”..."
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