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2145:
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2119:
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2111:
2105:
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2073:
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2064:
2051:
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1253:
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1238:
1233:
1228:
1223:
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1198:
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1190:
1189:precipitation
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1181:
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1172:
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1166:
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1157:
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754:
751:
748:
746:
741:
697:
691:
651:
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640:
636:
632:
628:
627:55th parallel
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620:
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611:
609:
608:cumulus cloud
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455:Whapmagoostui
452:
448:
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436:
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420:
416:
409:
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404:Kuujjuaraapik
401:
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388:
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366:
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359:
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338:
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1889:
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1702:Demographics
1697:
1191:mm (inches)
743:Record high
623:
612:
592:
582:) under the
579:
573:
557:
549:
537:
526:
518:trading post
495:
483:
475:Kuujjuarapik
414:
403:
400:Kuujjuarapik
399:
398:
249:Prov. riding
114:Kuujjuarapik
65:Kuujjuarapik
38:
26:
2229:Our Schools
2056:16 December
2034:(1): 76–79.
2002:2011 census
1950:16 December
1806:Sheshatshiu
1140:Record low
677: /
596:Great Lakes
498:Paleo-Inuit
216:7 June 1980
213:Constituted
148: /
2286:Categories
1817:References
1718:living in
1497:(≥ 0.2 cm)
1450:(≥ 0.2 mm)
1403:(≥ 0.2 mm)
1142:wind chill
683: (
635:Copenhagen
619:air masses
439:Hudson Bay
289:Population
221:Government
2180:28 August
1760:Education
408:Inuktitut
387:Area code
335:Time zone
312:(2016–21)
2258:Archived
2232:Archived
1810:Labrador
1791:See also
1687:Source:
1640:Percent
1635:1,474.3
1542:Average
1326:(17.17)
1256:(26.14)
1187:Average
1135:(−56.9)
1130:(−51.0)
1125:(−20.0)
1095:(−13.0)
1090:(−29.0)
1085:(−49.0)
1080:(−56.0)
1075:(−56.9)
1010:(−17.5)
1005:(−13.5)
588:windward
508:site of
170:Province
136:077°45′W
16:For the
2154:20 July
1722:of its
1706:In the
1396:(90.6)
1391:(20.9)
1386:(20.9)
1336:(11.4)
1321:(0.04)
1316:(0.57)
1311:(2.35)
1306:(4.22)
1301:(3.31)
1296:(3.13)
1291:(2.17)
1286:(1.03)
1281:(0.21)
1276:(0.09)
1271:(0.00)
1266:(0.04)
1251:(2.06)
1246:(2.56)
1241:(3.30)
1236:(4.24)
1231:(3.33)
1226:(3.24)
1221:(2.23)
1216:(1.57)
1211:(0.80)
1206:(0.93)
1201:(0.74)
1196:(1.16)
1115:(21.0)
1110:(30.0)
1105:(28.0)
1100:(18.0)
1065:(18.9)
1055:(20.8)
1050:(32.9)
1045:(41.2)
1040:(47.5)
1035:(45.0)
1030:(36.5)
1025:(27.1)
1020:(10.0)
1015:(−6.7)
995:(26.2)
985:(25.3)
980:(37.8)
975:(47.3)
970:(54.3)
965:(53.4)
960:(45.7)
955:(35.2)
950:(18.9)
940:(−8.1)
935:(−6.3)
925:(33.6)
920:(14.4)
915:(30.0)
910:(42.4)
905:(53.2)
900:(61.2)
895:(61.9)
890:(54.7)
885:(43.2)
880:(27.5)
875:(13.1)
855:(98.6)
850:(45.0)
845:(53.2)
840:(75.0)
835:(93.0)
830:(91.9)
825:(98.6)
820:(93.0)
815:(95.5)
810:(71.4)
805:(53.8)
800:(48.9)
795:(38.3)
745:humidex
664:77°45′W
661:55°17′N
639:Chinook
631:Glasgow
600:Holland
570:Climate
564:Umiujaq
533:Eskimos
510:GhGk-63
492:History
479:Umiujaq
463:Umiujaq
443:Nunavik
412:ᑰᔾᔪᐊᕌᐱᒃ
379:J0M 1G0
205:Settled
199:Kativik
161:Country
133:55°17′N
68:ᑰᔾᔪᐊᕌᐱᒃ
2218:census
2124:3 July
1981:3 July
1965:KRPF.
1620:163.7
1617:213.5
1614:205.0
1611:166.4
1608:165.2
1605:155.8
1602:112.7
1537:114.3
1443:197.0
1381:(9.1)
1376:(0.7)
1371:(0.0)
1366:(0.0)
1361:(0.6)
1356:(5.1)
1351:(5.9)
1346:(8.5)
1341:(7.6)
1182:−62.6
1179:−56.4
1176:−38.0
1173:−21.3
1161:−12.2
1158:−30.2
1155:−44.5
1152:−58.8
1149:−62.3
1146:−62.6
1120:(5.0)
1060:(2.3)
990:(8.2)
945:(3.2)
870:(1.0)
865:(1.0)
699:Month
616:Arctic
598:(i.e.
516:(HBC)
447:Quebec
431:French
281:
254:Ungava
182:Region
175:Quebec
164:Canada
1682:31.2
1679:17.8
1676:13.5
1673:19.8
1670:21.3
1667:35.2
1664:41.0
1661:39.4
1658:33.2
1655:39.0
1652:42.5
1649:41.5
1646:29.6
1632:40.0
1629:34.2
1626:64.4
1623:81.8
1599:71.7
1588:73.3
1585:78.3
1582:80.0
1579:76.2
1576:75.8
1573:74.9
1570:72.6
1567:70.1
1564:70.7
1561:72.7
1558:69.1
1555:68.5
1552:71.1
1534:20.8
1531:20.6
1528:10.0
1507:12.2
1504:13.3
1501:18.2
1490:95.5
1481:15.5
1478:20.2
1475:17.1
1472:14.0
1469:10.6
1460:0.95
1457:0.25
1454:0.43
1440:21.1
1437:22.6
1434:21.4
1431:20.5
1428:17.2
1425:14.4
1422:11.7
1419:12.4
1416:11.3
1413:12.6
1410:13.4
1407:18.3
1394:230.0
1324:436.1
1304:107.3
1254:664.0
1234:107.6
1170:−9.7
1167:−5.4
1164:−7.5
1133:−49.4
1128:−46.1
1123:−28.9
1118:−15.0
1093:−25.0
1088:−33.9
1083:−45.0
1078:−48.9
1073:−49.4
1058:−16.5
1018:−12.2
1013:−21.5
1008:−27.5
1003:−25.3
988:−13.2
943:−16.0
938:−22.3
933:−21.3
873:−10.5
868:−17.2
863:−17.2
785:41.9
779:12.5
776:27.0
773:36.5
770:38.9
767:41.9
764:38.7
761:33.5
758:21.5
755:10.7
738:Year
502:Inuit
423:Inuit
361:UTC−4
340:UTC−5
321:21.1%
2216:2021
2212:2016
2208:2011
2204:2006
2200:2001
2196:1996
2182:2022
2156:2023
2126:2024
2058:2008
1983:2017
1971:Home
1952:2008
1764:The
1546:(%)
1525:1.1
1522:0.0
1519:0.0
1516:1.9
1513:6.8
1510:9.5
1487:1.1
1484:5.2
1466:7.7
1463:2.6
1389:53.1
1384:53.0
1379:23.2
1354:12.9
1349:15.1
1344:21.5
1339:19.2
1334:28.9
1314:14.4
1309:59.8
1299:84.2
1294:79.5
1289:55.1
1284:26.1
1249:52.4
1244:65.1
1239:83.7
1229:84.5
1224:82.4
1219:56.6
1214:39.8
1209:20.4
1204:23.5
1199:18.7
1194:29.4
1113:−6.1
1108:−1.1
1103:−2.2
1098:−7.8
1063:−7.3
1053:−6.2
1023:−2.7
993:−3.2
983:−3.7
968:12.4
963:11.9
948:−7.3
918:−9.8
913:−1.1
903:11.8
898:16.2
893:16.6
888:12.6
878:−2.5
853:37.0
843:11.8
838:23.9
833:33.9
828:33.3
823:37.0
818:33.9
813:35.3
808:21.9
803:12.1
782:6.9
752:5.2
749:3.3
735:Dec
732:Nov
729:Oct
726:Sep
723:Aug
720:Jul
717:Jun
714:May
711:Apr
708:Mar
705:Feb
702:Jan
633:and
602:and
500:and
451:Cree
260:Area
2238:."
1728:654
1724:267
1720:249
1716:792
1374:1.8
1369:0.0
1364:0.0
1359:1.5
1319:0.9
1279:5.3
1274:2.4
1269:0.1
1264:1.0
1048:0.5
1043:5.1
1038:8.6
1033:7.2
1028:2.5
978:3.2
973:8.5
958:7.6
953:1.8
923:0.9
908:5.8
883:6.2
848:7.2
798:9.4
793:3.5
580:Dfc
441:in
392:819
365:EDT
354:DST
344:EST
329:267
297:792
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