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Hear the name Ibyuk |  |
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Next Stop: Tuktuuyaqtuuq |  |
Paddling a canoe near Tuktoyaktuk,
with Ibyuk in the distance, circa 1935.
(NWT Archives N-1988-041-0701/Kay Wood)
Why are some pingos important?
The land near the mouth of the Mackenzie River is low lying. Some pingos, like Ibyuk, are important to Inuvialuit because they are good landmarks to use when travelling.
Big pingos make great
lookouts 
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Ibyuk and Split Pingo are part of Tuktoyaktuk's community
emblem .
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