Baker Basin is a significant geological feature located in the Canadian Arctic, specifically within the Baffin Island region. It is known for its unique landscape, characterized by rugged terrain and glacial formations. The basin is part of the larger Baker Lake area, which is rich in natural resources and has been a site of interest for both scientific research and local communities. The area surrounding Baker Basin is home to diverse wildlife and is important for Indigenous peoples who have lived in the region for thousands of years. The basin's climate is typically cold, with long winters and short summers, influencing the ecosystem and the activities of the local inhabitants.