Diana Bay

Diana Bay opens onto Hudson Strait near its meeting with Ungava Bay. Its Inuit name, Tuvaaluk, refers to a great field of ice. The bay lies along the migration routes of beluga, walrus and seals, and its shores have long provided places to hunt these animals. At the head of the bay, autumn ice offered opportunities to hunt seals before the ice grew too thick. Archaeological remains around the bay record the presence of Dorset people and later Thule Inuit.