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is at its lowest, as the maritime moderation is at its strongest. Simultaneously, the Hudson Bay freezing process begins as cold builds up over the vast landmasses surrounding the bay. This renders
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mission was established in 1948 and was followed by an infirmary, a school, and a weather station. The HBC outpost at Fort Chimo was closed for months of repairs in 1957 after a major fire, and the post was moved closer to the airfield in 1960. The remaining families who had still lived around the
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further south, the influence of the current contributes to a sizeable snow tally for a climate that cold. In June, Hudson Bay thaws, resulting in mild maritime air from the cold water moderating westerlies. In spite of this, Kuujjuaq being situated with a direct landmass link to its south for
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agreed to coordinate and standardize their detection operations. The high cost of maintaining and supplying the base, however, led to it being shuttered in late summer 1952 and its equipment and personnel moved to
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came to trade at the post. By the 1950s, Fort Chimo included two dormitories, two warehouses, oil and salt sheds, and carpentry, cooperage, and machinist workshops. A sloop, a steamer, and outposts at the mouths of the
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in the rich interior. In the winter of 1840â1841, fish and game were so scarce that the agents were forced to scatter into open camps around the countryside to survive as best they could. Fort Chimo and its
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serves students from grade 4 to secondary 5. The village boasts a number of hotels, restaurants, stores, arts and crafts shops and a bank. In 1988, 75% of the town's 1,100 residents were native speakers of
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old site finally joined the larger community, establishing present-day
Kuujjuaq (although it did not receive that name until 1980). The HBC store was sold to Hudson's Bay Northern Stores in 1987.
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established a permanent station on the east shore of the
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to its south-east also being cold, winter moderation from the east is also eliminated. Although less snowfall is received compared to the more coastal
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Kuujjuaq. Patches of black spruce and larch stand in marshy valleys. Kuujjuaq also witnesses annual migrations of the George River
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thousands of kilometres can contribute to warm southerlies reaching the settlement, bringing temperatures above 30 °C (86 °F). Unlike
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on July 12, 1941 and established the
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directly on the Hudson Bay shore, Kuujjuaq thus has a greater continental warmth impact on its summers, and consequently lies below the
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to his new post in 1837. Over the next four years, he succeeded in establishing an efficient riverine connection with
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2846:. Hourly data summaries, no. 62. Toronto, Ont: Climatology Division, Meteorological Branch, Dept. of Transport, 1968.
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on site for use, sale, and export. The fort was usually supplied by the steamer
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total private dwellings, a change of -3.1% from its 2016 population of
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end of April. Kuujjuaq has a cloudy climate, as a result of the
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2863:Mesher, Dorothy, and Ray H. Woollam.
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2397:"Kuujjuaq, Québec Climate Summary"
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3004:Regional county municipalities
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2731:Dorais, Louis-Jacques (2010).
2150:, and current fellow with the
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2865:Kuujjuaq Memories and Musings
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777:Kativik Regional Police Force
717:United States Army Air Forces
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2936:Time-lapse video of Kuujjuaq
2368:Kohlmeister & al. (1814)
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2215:Répertoire des municipalités
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2931:Nunavik Tourism Association
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2877:Poirier, Glenn Gerard.
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2791:Bryce, George (1900),
2681:"Mighty Ships: Avataq"
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2485:"Juin 2012 Ă Kuujjuaq"
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2080:Kativik School Board
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2129:Makivik Corporation
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1642:(â„ 0.2 mm)
1381:wind chill
922: (
834:Hudson Bay
789:Ungava Bay
754:Nav Canada
657:Fort Smith
639:hides and
598:Ungava Bay
522:Fort Chimo
498:region of
484:Ungava Bay
467:Suoivauqaj
290:Population
230:Government
3111:Chisasibi
3071:Waswanipi
3040:See also
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2328:Arch. Man
2089:Inuktitut
2075:Education
1834:dew point
852:tree line
796:tree line
783:Geography
711:Amid the
641:white fox
633:Wausquash
452:Inuktitut
384:Area code
362:UTCâ04:00
341:UTCâ05:00
336:Time zone
313:(2016â21)
3130:Kuujjuaq
3124:Inukjuak
3105:Wemindji
3076:Matagami
2917:Archived
2842:Canada.
2830:Kuujjuaq
2828:Canada.
2779:(1857),
2690:April 9,
2541:Archived
2491:March 3,
2159:See also
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1953:Percent
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1846:(â10.5)
1841:(â12.8)
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1781:Average
1565:(13.51)
1495:(22.76)
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1364:(â24.0)
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1314:(â57.6)
1249:(â18.4)
1244:(â17.9)
848:Inukjuak
765:Catholic
758:Montreal
735:and the
677:Labrador
594:Labrador
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183:Province
123:Kuujjuaq
93:Kuujjuaq
67:Kuujjuaq
43:Kuujjuaq
3141:Salluit
3081:Chapais
3029:Kativik
3022:Jamésie
2755:Sources
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1901:(18.3)
1896:(â4.2)
1891:(15.4)
1886:(27.5)
1881:(36.3)
1876:(44.6)
1871:(44.8)
1866:(36.9)
1861:(28.2)
1856:(14.4)
1851:(â0.9)
1635:(92.7)
1630:(13.8)
1625:(15.3)
1585:(12.4)
1580:(11.5)
1575:(12.0)
1560:(0.07)
1555:(0.20)
1550:(1.37)
1545:(3.34)
1540:(2.98)
1535:(2.96)
1530:(1.88)
1525:(0.53)
1520:(0.14)
1515:(0.01)
1510:(0.01)
1490:(1.45)
1485:(1.72)
1480:(2.24)
1475:(3.46)
1470:(2.99)
1465:(2.96)
1460:(2.01)
1455:(1.24)
1450:(1.08)
1445:(1.24)
1440:(1.15)
1435:(1.21)
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1354:(18.0)
1349:(28.9)
1344:(29.1)
1339:(17.1)
1304:(15.6)
1299:(â4.4)
1294:(13.1)
1289:(28.2)
1284:(37.0)
1279:(43.9)
1274:(44.4)
1269:(36.3)
1264:(26.1)
1254:(â8.5)
1234:(23.9)
1224:(19.0)
1219:(33.4)
1214:(44.1)
1209:(53.2)
1204:(54.5)
1199:(46.0)
1194:(34.2)
1189:(16.9)
1179:(â9.6)
1174:(â9.9)
1164:(32.2)
1159:(10.0)
1154:(25.0)
1149:(38.8)
1144:(51.1)
1139:(62.2)
1134:(64.6)
1129:(55.8)
1124:(42.3)
1119:(26.2)
1114:(11.7)
1109:(â0.6)
1104:(â2.0)
1094:(93.7)
1089:(46.9)
1084:(50.4)
1079:(68.0)
1074:(82.9)
1069:(87.3)
1064:(93.7)
1059:(91.6)
1054:(88.0)
1049:(66.6)
1044:(53.8)
1039:(46.0)
1034:(42.1)
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742:Iqaluit
685:Naskapi
637:caribou
610:Pilgrim
602:convert
569:History
531:saimuuq
496:Nunavik
395:Website
376:J0M 1C0
216:Kativik
204:Nunavik
174:Country
149:68°24âČW
146:58°06âČN
2994:Region
2899:
2885:
2871:
2836:
2741:
2283:Avataq
1933:172.3
1930:204.7
1927:184.5
1924:149.5
1921:182.7
1918:144.4
1776:109.8
1682:186.1
1620:(8.4)
1615:(1.1)
1610:(0.0)
1605:(0.0)
1600:(1.7)
1595:(7.2)
1590:(9.2)
1505:(0.0)
1421:â60.4
1418:â56.3
1415:â42.8
1412:â32.9
1409:â11.9
1400:â13.2
1397:â30.6
1394:â45.6
1391:â55.3
1388:â58.0
1385:â60.4
1259:(7.9)
1229:(2.8)
1184:(1.6)
938:Month
891:WMO ID
820:Köppen
721:Gander
715:, the
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177:Canada
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2600:(PDF)
2041:2,754
2037:1,253
2029:2,668
1995:29.9
1992:23.9
1989:16.7
1986:17.3
1983:23.1
1980:36.2
1977:37.8
1974:34.0
1971:28.9
1968:42.4
1965:39.5
1962:33.8
1959:24.7
1945:48.7
1942:39.9
1939:55.4
1936:89.1
1915:88.7
1912:55.5
1894:â20.1
1849:â18.3
1844:â23.6
1839:â24.9
1827:66.0
1824:73.4
1821:77.7
1818:73.5
1815:68.0
1812:63.6
1809:59.3
1806:58.9
1803:62.8
1800:65.1
1797:61.9
1794:61.3
1791:66.2
1773:19.2
1770:16.9
1767:11.1
1761:0.08
1758:0.04
1749:10.9
1746:14.7
1743:12.9
1740:15.6
1729:88.3
1726:0.92
1720:10.6
1717:19.2
1714:18.3
1711:15.3
1708:12.5
1699:0.42
1696:0.15
1693:0.12
1679:15.5
1676:17.6
1673:18.3
1670:19.9
1667:18.3
1664:15.6
1661:13.3
1658:12.5
1655:12.0
1652:14.8
1649:12.9
1646:15.7
1633:235.4
1563:343.2
1493:578.2
1406:â6.5
1403:â5.7
1372:â49.8
1367:â43.9
1362:â31.1
1357:â20.0
1332:â24.7
1327:â34.1
1322:â43.9
1317:â43.9
1312:â49.8
1297:â20.2
1292:â10.5
1257:â13.4
1252:â22.5
1247:â28.0
1242:â27.7
1227:â16.2
1182:â16.9
1177:â23.1
1172:â23.3
1157:â12.2
1112:â11.3
1107:â18.1
1102:â18.9
1024:38.9
1018:10.3
1015:20.4
1012:32.2
1009:33.2
1006:37.9
1003:38.9
1000:27.5
997:17.9
994:11.7
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1884:â2.5
1859:â2.1
1854:â9.8
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1764:1.9
1755:2.5
1752:8.2
1723:2.6
1705:6.5
1702:1.8
1628:35.1
1623:38.9
1618:21.3
1593:18.3
1588:23.3
1583:31.6
1578:29.2
1573:30.6
1548:34.8
1543:84.9
1538:75.8
1533:75.3
1528:47.8
1523:13.5
1488:36.9
1483:43.8
1478:57.0
1473:87.8
1468:75.9
1463:75.2
1458:51.1
1453:31.5
1448:27.4
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1438:29.3
1433:30.7
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1337:â8.3
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1287:â2.1
1262:â3.3
1232:â4.5
1222:â7.2
1207:11.8
1202:12.5
1187:â8.4
1152:â3.9
1142:10.6
1137:16.8
1132:18.1
1127:13.2
1117:â3.2
1092:34.3
1082:10.2
1077:20.0
1072:28.3
1067:30.7
1062:34.3
1057:33.1
1052:31.1
1047:19.2
1042:12.1
1021:5.8
991:6.3
988:5.0
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956:Jun
953:May
950:Apr
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596:and
322:3.1%
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1879:2.4
1874:7.0
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1864:2.7
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1558:1.8
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1277:6.6
1272:6.9
1267:2.4
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