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[Site]: Port Refuge
[Date(s)]:
[Designated]: 1978
[Location]: Grinnell Peninsula77°00′17″N 096°09′49″W / 77.00472°N 96.16361°W / 77.00472; -96.16361 (Port Refuge)
[Description]: Archaeological sites dating to prehistoric occupation, including a Thule winter village and remains of Pre-Dorset dwellings, including evidence of Thule contact with the medieval Norse colonies of Greenland
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[Site]: Wrecks of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror
[Date(s)]: 1845–46 (expedition)
[Designated]: 1992; joined park system in 2015
[Location]: Queen Maud Gulf north by northeast of O'Reilly Island68°14′09″N 98°42′52″W / 68.235931°N 98.714376°W / 68.235931; -98.714376 (Erebus & Terror)
[Description]: The remains of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, the two ships of Franklin's lost expedition in 1845–46, believed to have been trapped and wrecked by pack ice; official location includes remains of HMS Erebus (Discovered at Wilmot and Crampton Bay in September 2014); and remains of HMS Terror (Discovered at Terror Bay in September 2016)
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[Site]: Beechey Island Sites
[Date(s)]: 1845–46 (wintering site), 1852–54 (search expeditions)
[Designated]: 1993
[Location]: Beechey Island and Devon Island74°43′N 091°51′W / 74.717°N 91.850°W / 74.717; -91.850 (Beechey Island Sites)
[Description]: Sites associated with Arctic exploration, including the wintering site of Franklin's lost expedition and a base for subsequent search expeditions
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[Site]: Inuksuk
[Date(s)]:
[Designated]: 1969
[Location]: Foxe Peninsula64°34′19″N 078°10′17″W / 64.57194°N 78.17139°W / 64.57194; -78.17139 (Inuksuk)
[Description]: 100 inuksuit standing on a treeless headland; a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of the Inuit
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[Site]: Wreck of HMS Breadalbane
[Date(s)]: 1853 (wreck)
[Designated]: 1983
[Location]: Beechey Island74°43′N 091°51′W / 74.717°N 91.850°W / 74.717; -91.850 (Wreck of HMS Breadalbane)
[Description]: The wreck of the ship involved in the search for Franklin's lost expedition
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[Site]: Bloody Falls
[Date(s)]: 1700 BCE (c.) (human occupation)
[Designated]: 1978
[Location]: Kugluk/Bloody Falls Territorial Park67°44′36″N 115°22′03″W / 67.74333°N 115.36750°W / 67.74333; -115.36750 (Bloody Falls)
[Description]: Archaeological remains on river terraces of pre-contact hunting and fishing sites; a record of the presence of Pre-Dorset, Thule, First Nation and Inuit peoples over the last 3000 years
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