Iqaluit

Iqaluit (ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ in Inuktitut syllabics; formerly, Frobisher Bay) is the capital and largest settlement of the Canadian territory of Nunavut. It is on a southeastern inlet of Baffin Island. As of 2016, the population stood at just over 7,700 people.

On 15 January sunrise is 08:56, the sun stays low all day and sunset is 14:30 (local time), the sun setting toward the SW.

On 15 April sunrise is 05:04, golden light starts about 19:00 and sunset is 20:05 (local time), the sun setting toward the WNW.

On 15 July sunrise is 02:53, golden light starts about 20:51 and sunset is 22:24 (local time), the sun setting toward the NNW.

On 15 October sunrise is 07:23, golden light starts about 16:06 and sunset is 17:14 (local time), the sun setting toward the WSW.

Golden Light at St. Jude's

Iqaluit Sunset & Savour

Legislative Building Afternoon

On 15 January sunrise is 08:56, the sun stays low all day and sunset is 14:31 (local time), the sun setting toward the SW.

Iqaluit Daytime: Market, Lunch, and Art

On 15 January sunrise is 09:01, the sun stays low all day and sunset is 14:35 (local time), the sun setting toward the SW.

On 15 April sunrise is 05:08, golden light starts about 19:05 and sunset is 20:10 (local time), the sun setting toward the WNW.

On 15 July sunrise is 02:57, golden light starts about 20:56 and sunset is 22:29 (local time), the sun setting toward the NNW.

On 15 October sunrise is 07:28, golden light starts about 16:10 and sunset is 17:19 (local time), the sun setting toward the WSW.

Experiences in Iqaluit

Golden Light at St. Jude's

Iqaluit Sunset & Savour

Legislative Building Afternoon

Iqaluit Daytime: Market, Lunch, and Art

Arctic Twilight at Sylvia Grinnell