Amadjuak Lake

Amadjuak Lake lies on the Great Plain of the Koukdjuak in south-central Baffin Island. It is the island's second-largest lake, after Nettilling Lake, and forms part of a broad, low Arctic landscape.

Inuit from Kimmirut, the Soper River valley, Pangnirtung, Kinngait and Frobisher Bay used the lake as a gathering place. Caribou also move through the surrounding country, using the lake's shores in summer. The lake brought together routes and resources in an interior where travel and food supplies changed with the seasons.