Lake Payne

This long lake on the Ungava peninsula is known to Inuit as Tasirruaq. Its irregular shores form many bays and points, and its waters flow east by the Arnaud River to Ungava Bay. Caribou move through the inland country around the lake, which has been used by Inuit over many generations. The lake and the river form part of a northern landscape where people travelled between the tundra and the coast.