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The 14 pages that link to Arctic Archipelago, each with the reason it gives.

• Northwest PassageNarrower topic: Its islands and channels form the route’s defining geography.

• Northwest TerritoriesRelated: Its islands extend the territory into the high Arctic.

• NunavutNarrower topic: Its islands make up much of Nunavut’s territory.

• Baffin IslandNarrower topic: Baffin Island is its largest island and its southeastern edge faces Greenland.

• John FranklinNarrower topic: Its channels and islands shaped the routes Franklin’s ships attempted to navigate.

• Baffin BayRelated: Baffin Island belongs to this archipelago, which borders the bay’s western approaches.

• Franklin expeditionNarrower topic: The expedition and its searches produced extensive knowledge of this region.

• Polar desertRelated: Large parts of its northern islands have the sparse vegetation and dryness of polar desert.

• Ellesmere IslandNarrower topic: Ellesmere is the archipelago’s northernmost major island.

• Axel Heiberg IslandNarrower topic: The Sverdrup Islands, including Axel Heiberg, form part of this larger archipelago.

• Devon IslandNarrower topic: Devon is one of its large northern islands.

• King William IslandNarrower topic: King William Island is one of its many islands.

• Nettilling LakeNarrower topic: Nettilling Lake is the archipelago’s largest lake.

• Queen Elizabeth IslandsNarrower topic: The Queen Elizabeth Islands form its northernmost island group.