of the lake in 1957 during the International Geophysical Year (IGY), and has been used by various scientific parties since then. Lake Hazen is populated by two morphotypes of Arctic char, a larger and a smaller. Studies in the 1990s indicated neither char morphotype is anadromous, but Inuit traditional knowledge states otherwise. Named Inflows All named rivers and creeks are listed in a clockwise manner, starting in the south: At the southwestern end (from south to north): Very River Adams River On the northwest coast (from southwest to northeast): Turnstone River Henrietta River Ptarmigan Creek Blister Creek Skeleton Creek Snow Goose River Abbé River Cuesta Creek Mesa Creek Gilman River At the northeast end (from north to south): Turnabout River Salor Creek On the southeast coast (only in the southwest, near the southwest end of the lake): Cobb River Traverse River Tourism Hikers can start their hiking trips at Lake Hazen itself, or from Tanquary Fiord warden station at Tanquary Fiord Airport southwest of the lake. In Popular Culture The location is the object of a major story plot in the movie The Midnight Sky, although the actual filming was done in Iceland. References Hazen, Lake Ellesmere Island