M'Clintock Channel
Geographical location
The McClintock Channel (English M'Clintock Channel) is an arm of the Arctic Ocean in Canada's Nunavut Territory. It is located in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, between Victoria Island and Prince of Wales Island. The canal is 274 km long and 105-209 km wide and connects the Viscount Melville Sound in the north with the Larsensund in the south.
Was named the strait after the polar explorer Francis McClintock and belonged to the former Franklin District.
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- Strait ( Arctic Ocean)
- Strait in Canada
- Geography ( Nunavut )