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Peel Sound
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Peel Sound

The Peel Sound is located in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, off the northern coast of the Northwest Territories. It is a large sound that stretches from Prince of Wales Island in the east to Somerset Island in the west. It is a large body of water, approximately 350 km long and 50 km wide.

The Peel Sound is an important waterway in the Canadian Arctic. It is used by many ships and boats to travel between the mainland and the islands of the Arctic Archipelago. In the past, it was also used by the Inuit people to travel between their settlements.

The Peel Sound is home to many species of fish and other wildlife. It is also an important habitat for many species of birds, including the iconic snow geese.

The Peel Sound has a long and rich history. In the 19th century, the Hudson’s Bay Company established a trading post at the mouth of the sound. In the early 20th century, the Canadian government established the Peel Sound Patrol to protect the area from illegal hunting and fishing. In the 1950s, the Canadian government established a research station on Prince of Wales Island to study the sound.

The Peel Sound is an important part of Canadian history and culture. It is a beautiful and remote region that is full of natural beauty and wildlife. It is also a place of great historical significance, having been the site of many important events in Canadian history.

Excursion tips for a day in Peel Sound

As a tourist in Peel Sound in Canada, there are plenty of activities to enjoy on a day trip. Here are some of the best things to do in the area:

1. Take a boat tour of the Peel Sound and explore the stunning landscape.
2. Go kayaking or canoeing and experience the beauty of nature up close.
3. Visit the Inuvik Satellite Station and learn about the history of the area.
4. Explore the many small islands in the area and take in the stunning views.
5. Go fishing and try to catch some of the local fish species.
6. Visit the local museums and learn about the history and culture of the Inuvialuit people.
7. Take a hike and discover the unique flora and fauna of the area.
8. Enjoy some of the local cuisine and sample some of the delicious dishes.
9. Visit the local art galleries and admire the artwork of the local artists.
10. Go wildlife watching and observe some of the local wildlife species.

 

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The climate in Peel Sound

Peel Sound in Canada experiences a wide range of climates over the four seasons. In winter, temperatures are usually below freezing and the area is covered in snow. Spring brings warmer temperatures and the snow melts away. Summer temperatures can reach up to 25°C with an abundance of sunshine. Autumn brings cooler temperatures and an array of colourful leaves. Overall, the climate in Peel Sound is cold in winter and warm in summer, with a moderate spring and autumn.

Cruises to Peel Sound

Would you like to travel to Peel Sound on a cruise ship or would you just like to know when a certain ship will dock there? Here you will find an overview of the cruise ships that will be calling at the port of Peel Sound.

Scheduled ship calls in Peel Sound, Canada
Date Ship Arrival Departure Details
Sep. 9th 2025 Tuesday, 9th of Sep. 2025 SH Vega 12:00 am 12:00 am

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Maritime AIS Data Peel Sound

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