Nunavut is a vast territory in northern Canada, established in 1999. It is the largest and northernmost territory, covering about 2 million square kilometers. The capital city is Iqaluit, located on Baffin Island. Nunavut is known for its stunning landscapes, including tundra, ice, and numerous lakes. The population of Nunavut is primarily Inuit, who have a rich cultural heritage and traditional practices. The territory is characterized by its remote communities, with many residents relying on hunting and fishing for sustenance. Nunavut's economy is also supported by mining and government services, making it unique in its blend of traditional and modern lifestyles.