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  • Hudson Bay, in northeast Canada, is the world's largest inland sea, extending between 63 and 51 degrees latitude north. Partly within the Arctic Circle, it connects with the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson Strait and Sea of Labrador, and with the Arctic Ocean via the Foxe Channel, Foxe Basin, and Gulf of Boothia.
    The vastness of Hudson Bay is barely imaginable.
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  • Hudson Bay - Wikipedia

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    Hudson Bay encompasses 1,230,000 km2 (470,000 sq mi), making it the second-largest water body using the term "bay" in the world (after the Bay of Bengal).

  • What Is the History of the Hudson’s Bay Company?

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    The Mysterious Frozen Sea: a crude map of Hudson’s Straight and Bay by the Danish sea captain Jens Munck (1619-20), Source: Wikimedia Commons.

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  • Hudson Bay | The Canadian Encyclopedia

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    Hudson Bay Shore. The bay is generally shallow, and the land is rising steadily at around 60 cm per 100 years because of isostatic uplift (Corel Professional Photos).

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    The Hudson Bay (Locally known as The Bay) offers a good selection of Uniquely Canadian Items as well as brand name items.

  • Hudson Bay - WorldAtlas

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    The Hudson Bay is named for the Dutch explorer Sir Henry Hudson who explored these waters in 1610 while looking for a Northwest Passage to Asia.

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  • Hudson Bay: Description, Location and History of Study

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    Beginning in 1670, Hudson Bay itself, as well asthe area adjacent to it began to be explored and developed by the Hudson's Bay Company.

  • Hudson Bay | Arctic Wildlife, Ecosystem, Map, & Exploitation

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    Hudson Bay has a shallow and quite smooth floor, averaging 330 feet (100 metres) in depth, with a maximum around 900 feet (270 metres).