Oct 4, 2024
Green mossy tundra covers the granite hillsides around Eric Cove, Nunavik, at the very top of Quebec, Canada.
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Green mossy tundra covers the granite hillsides around Eric Cove, Nunavik, at the very top of Quebec, Canada.
In 1909 the Hudson's Bay Company established Wolstenholme Post along the beach at the south end of Eric Cove, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada. The trading post was operational until 1947 purchasing Arctic white fox pelts from the local Inuit.
This scenic river flows into Hudson Strait at Eric Cove near Cape Wolstenholme, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada.
Among the markers in the graveyard of the Hudson's Bay Company's Wolstenholme Post (1909-1947) at Eric Cove, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada, is one marked "In memory of Charlie 'B' died Sep 9th 1929 age 22 years".
A river flows through the coastal plain at Eric Cove, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada.
In summer wildflowers cover the ground at Eric Cove, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada.
The grim carcass of a beluga was seen on the beach at Eric Cove near Cape Wolstenholme, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada.
This river flows out of the Ungava Peninsula and into Eric Cove near Cape Wolstenholme, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada.