cooler than September and May cooler than October. With a yearly mean of it is the third-warmest in Nunavut and the maximum of recorded on 22 July 1973 is second only to that of Kugluktuk. Arviat has a yearly rainfall of , the fourth-wettest in Nunavut, but only of snow, the third-least. See also List of municipalities in Nunavut Peter Kritaqliluk Arviat Airport Nancy Karetak-Lindell John Pangnark Andy Miki McConnell River Migratory Bird Sanctuary Arvia'juaq and Qikiqtaarjuk National Historic Site References Further reading Inuit Gallery of Vancouver. Arviat Artists of the Past, Present, and Future. Vancouver: Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, 1997. Kalluak, Mark. Pelts to Stone A History of Arts & Crafts Production in Arviat. [Ottawa]: Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, 1993. Maguire, Mary, and Lynn McAlpine. Attautsikut/Together Understanding Culture, Change and Success in Qitiqliq Secondary School and Arviat. Exemplary schools project technical report, 8. Toronto: Canadian Education Association, 1995. Sharp, Jason M. Ground Truthing of Linear Magnetic Anomalies Near Arviat, Nunavut Territory. Yellowknife, NT: Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, NWT eology Division, 1999. Swinton, George. Arviat Eskimo Point. Vancouver: Marion Scott Gallery, 1989. Tyrrell, M. 2006. "Making Sense of Contaminants: A Case Study of Arviat, Nunavut". Arctic. 59, no. 4: 370-380. External links Official website Hudson's Bay Company trading posts in Nunavut Populated places on Hudson Bay Hamlets in the Kivalliq Region Road-inaccessible communities of Nunavut