Arctic Gateway Group
The Arctic Circumpolar Route (ACR), involving the heritage of peoples in Russia, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Denmark (Greenland), Finland, Iceland and the USA (Alaska), was recognized by UNESCO in 1999. The ACR is sponsored by UNESCO and the Arctic Institute of North America, and joins UNESCO's Sil...
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