The Hudson Strait is a large body of water located in northeastern Canada, connecting the Hudson Bay to the Atlantic Ocean. It serves as an important maritime route for shipping and transportation, facilitating trade between the interior of Canada and international markets. The strait is approximately 500 kilometers long and varies in width, with its narrowest point being around 100 kilometers. Surrounded by the northern regions of Quebec and Nunavut, the Hudson Strait is characterized by its cold waters and ice coverage, especially during winter months. The area is also significant for its rich marine life, including various fish species and marine mammals, making it an important region for both ecological and economic activities.