NT: 695 Fort Smith, NT: 621, 870, 872 Gamèti, NT: 365, 997 Gjoa Haven, NU: 360 Grise Fiord, NU: 980 Haines Junction, YT: 323, 634 Hall Beach, NU: 928 Hay River, NT: 775, 874, 875, 876 Igloolik, NU: 201, 324, 934 Inuvik, NT: 620, 678, 768, 777, 888 Iqaluit, NU: 202, 222, 223, 794, 877, 974, 975, 979 Jean Marie River, NT: 491, 809 Kakisa, NT: 493, 825 Kimmirut, NU: 939 Kugaaruk, NU: 769 Kugluktuk, NU: 982 Łutselk'e, NT: 370, 785 Marsh Lake, YT: 660 Mayo, YT: 383, 996 Nahanni Butte, NT: 364, 602 Nanisivik, NU: 436 Norman Wells, NT: 587 Old Crow, YT: 325, 966 Pangnirtung, NU: 473 Paulatuk, NT: 580, 788 Pelly Crossing, YT: 537 Pond Inlet, NU: 899 Qikiqtarjuaq, NU: 927 Rankin Inlet, NU: 645 Naujaat, NU: 462 Resolute, NU: 252 Ross River, YT: 747 969 Sachs Harbour, NT: 690, 786 Sambaa Kʼe, NT: 206 Sanikiluaq, NU: 266 Swift River, YT: 851 Tagish, YT: 399 748 Taloyoak, NU: 561 Teslin, YT: 384, 390 Tsiigehtchic, NT: 490, 953 Tuktoyaktuk, NT: 340, 977 Tulita, NT: 374, 588 Ulukhaktok, NT: 396, 787 Watson Lake, YT: 536, 749 Wekweeti, NT: 713 745 Whale Cove, NU: 896 Whatì, NT: 494, 573 Whitehorse, YT: 322, 332, 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 393, 455, 456, 457, 465, 466, 467, 469, 470, 471, 632, 633, 667, 668, 689 Wrigley, NT: 495, 581 Yellowknife, NT: 200, 444, 445, 446, 447, 669, 675, 676, 677, 679, 680, 681, 682, 688, 765, 766, 767, 783, 873, 920, 988, 999 Premium numbers: 1+867-976. Ellesmere Island is the northernmost terrestrial point in Canada. On Ellesmere, conventional telephony is available at Grise Fiord (1-867-980-xxxx), population 130, but not at two remote government outposts further north: Eureka, Nunavut (80.1°N) is host to an Environment Canada weather station and Alert, Nunavut (82°N) is a Canadian Forces Station. The only outside communication to Eureka is via satellite; the weather station lists various extensions of an Ottawa 613 federal number, an Iridium satellite phone or the Winnipeg 204 number of a main Environment Canada office. As Eureka is at the northern limit of access to geosynchronous satellite signals, a string of military terrestrial UHF links extends the signal from "Fort Eureka" to CFS Alert. There is a skeleton crew at each location which is reachable by Internet or telephone, but these links are satellite or military communication and do not use the area code 867