Divide on the Hall Peninsula, where Iqaluit sits created a north flow into Cumberland Sound and a south flow into the Hudson Strait. A secondary Hall Ice Divide formed a link to a local ice cap on the Hall Peninsula. The current ice caps on Baffin Island are thought to be a remnant from this time period, but it was not a part of the Baffin ice flow, but an autonomous flow. See also Canadian Shield Glacial history of Minnesota Driftless Area Lake Agassiz Wisconsin glaciation Laurentide Ice Sheet Cordilleran ice sheet Keewatin ice sheet Labrador ice sheet Baffin ice sheet References Further reading External links The Retreat of Glaciers in North America (MPEG-Video) Ice sheets Glaciology Glaciology of Canada Glaciology of the United States Geology of New York (state) Geology of Illinois Geology of Kansas Geology of Missouri Ice ages Pleistocene Geological history of the Great Lakes Midwestern United States Northeastern United States