The Inukshuk, which means "likeness of person" was first used by the Inuit People to mark trails, indicate caches of food, locate nearby settlements as well as good places to hunt or fish. Most of the canadian arctic is dominated year round by permafrost and only has a few natural landmarks which could be used for orientation, thats why Inukshuk are used as directional marker.
The rock Inukshuk embodies the spirit and persistence of the Inuit who live and flourish in Northern Canada, one of the world harshest environments.
Inukshuk's represent strenght, leadership and motivation, some of the reasons why it was selected as a symbol for the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, Canada.
Northern Lights Show Churchill Manitoba A show of natural wonderment is displayed by the Northern Lights over the town of Churchill, Manitoba and an Inukshuk has been created on the landscape below. |
Rock Inukshuk Labrador Coastal Drive On a foggy day over the Strait of Belle Isle along the Labrador Coastal Drive in Southern Labrador, an Inukshuk sits on a rock ledge with pack ice floating across the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. |
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Inukshuks Red Bay Southern Labrador A display of Inukshuks on the shores of Red Bay along the Labrador Coastal Drive in Southern Labrador, Canada. |
Hudson Bay Northern Lights Churchill Manitoba A spectacular display from the Northern Lights fills the sky over the Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba with the moon illuminating the area. |
Inukshuk Sunset Lake Superior Ontario Canada As sunset closes in around Agawa Bay in Lake Superior Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada, an Inukshuk decorates the coastline. |
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Inukshuk Winter Cold arctic winter scene with a Inukshuk |
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Inukshuk Pictures A Canadian Inuit Sign - the Inukshuk |
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Inukshuk Aurora Borealis The Blue night sky and White Aurora Rays are a fitting backdrop for the Inukshuk Landmark in Alaska. |
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Eskimo Sign The snow covered inukshuk stands alone on a clear winter day in Alaska. The inukshuk is an ancient eskimo sign that is used as a marker in areas which are void of natural landmarks such as arctric regions. |
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Canadian Arctic Signs This Inukshuk seems to be striving to reach the Northern Lights in the Canadian Arctic. |
Canadian Arctic The Inukshuk Landmark and the Northern Lights are symbols of the Canadian Arctic. |
Canadian Arctic Inukshuk An canadian arctic symbol, the Inukshuk |
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Alaska Winter Christmas Card Picture taken in Northern Alaska in Winter |
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