Gernon Bay
Bay in Nunavut, Canada
68°01′N 103°15′W / 68.017°N 103.250°W / 68.017; -103.250 (Gernon Bay)[1]
Gernon Bay is an Arctic waterway in the Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut, Canada. It is located on the south side of the Queen Maud Gulf off Nunavut's mainland.
Campbell Bay and Chester Bay are nearby.[2]
The mouth of Kuunajuk, formerly Ellice River, opens between Gernon Bay and Campbell Bay.[3]
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- Albert Edward
- Austin
- Brentford
- Campbell
- Chester
- Committee
- Denmark
- Foggy
- Fredrikshald
- Gernon
- Grays
- Hadley
- Homan
- Labyrinth
- Lord Mayor
- McLoughlin
- Ogden
- Pelly
- Terror
- Wellington
- Wilmot and Crampton
- Wynniatt
- Allman
- Aston
- Augusta Bay
- Baffin
- Baillarge
- Baring
- Bartlett
- Batty
- Bere
- Bernier
- Birmingham
- Boatswain
- Bowman
- Brae
- Buchanan
- Cameron
- Copes
- Cory
- Creswell
- Croker
- Cumberland Sound
- Dampier
- De la Beche
- Dobbin
- Dorchester
- Duke of York
- Dyke Acland
- Eden
- Eetookashoo
- Eldridge
- Elwin
- Eqe
- Evans
- Finnie
- Flagler
- Four Rivers
- Foxe Basin
- Frobisher
- Garnet
- Gibson
- Graham Moore
- Half Moon
- Hall Basin
- Harkin
- Hecla and Griper
- Herschel
- Hudson
- Irene
- James
- Kane
- Kew
- Lady Franklin
- M'Clure
- Macormick
- Maxwell
- May Inlet
- Nabukjuak
- Napier
- Norwegian
- Okse
- Ommanney
- Paquet
- Peary
- Piling
- Pioneer
- Prince Alfred
- Princess Marie
- Purcell
- Radstock
- Reid
- Resolute
- Rosse
- Rutherford
- Sabine
- Sawyer
- Scoresby
- Shamrock
- Sherard
- Skene
- Stuart
- Tasiujaq (Foxe Basin)
- Tasiujaq (Inugsuin Fiord)
- Triton
- Ungava
- Weatherall
- Woodward
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