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The news items include: 1) an outline of courses in Arctic studies given at the McGill University Geography Summer School; 2) information from Richard Bøgvad on diamond drilling and core analysis of a magnetic iron ore deposit at Grønnedal in southwest Greenland which led to the conclusion that the...

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Published in:ARCTIC
Main Author: North America, Arctic Institute of
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: The Arctic Institute of North America 1951
Subjects:
Atmospheric temperature
Auroras
C.D. Howe (Ship)
Coring
Curricula
Dental care
Eastern Arctic Patrol
1922-1968
Economic feasibility
Economic geology
Geological exploration
Health
Health care
Inuit
Iron
Magnetite
Marine transportation
Ore deposits
Tuberculosis
Universities
Winds
X-rays
Greenland
Port Burwell
Nunavut
Kuujjuaq
Québec
Churchill
Manitoba
Cape Dorset (Settlement)
Kimmirut
Clyde River (Hamlet)
Pond Inlet (Hamlet)
Arctic Bay (Hamlet)
Dundas Harbour (Locality)
Iqaluit
Makkovik
Labrador
Kangiqsualujjuaq region
Barents Sea
Canadian Arctic waters
Arctic
Arctic Bay
Cape Dorset
Clyde River
Dundas
Dundas Harbour
Grønnedal
Kangiqsualujjuaq
Pond Inlet
Arctic bay
inuit
Online Access:https://journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/index.php/arctic/article/view/66985
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Summary:The news items include: 1) an outline of courses in Arctic studies given at the McGill University Geography Summer School; 2) information from Richard Bøgvad on diamond drilling and core analysis of a magnetic iron ore deposit at Grønnedal in southwest Greenland which led to the conclusion that the deposit is not economic; 3) details of the 1950 Eastern Arctic Patrol which marked the maiden voyage of the C.D. Howe, written by A. Stevenson; 4) a summary of Werner Sander's auroral observations in the Barents Sea, Nov.-Dec. 1949.

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