Iqaluit
CAIQL
Also known as Frobisher
OVERVIEW:
Multipurpose port of entry serving the Baffin Island community. Navigation season
is mid-July to mid-October depending on ice conditions. Cargo operations carried out
at anchorage; dry cargoes transshipped by lighter/barge to shore. Iqaluit is the capital
of Nunavut and is the chief administrative, communications and transportation centre
in the eastern Arctic
LOCATION:
Iqaluit is located in the Everett Mountains rising from Koojesse (Kuujussi) Inlet,
an inlet at the head of Frobisher Bay, on the southeast part of Baffin Island.
CHARTS:
Digital: CA373473, CA473456 and CA573470.
Paper: US 15002.
Publications:
NP12, Arctic Pilot Vol 3.
DOCUMENTS:
1 Bills of Lading
1 Cargo Manifest
1 Crew Effects Declaration (CBSA Form Y14)
1 Crew List (CBSA Form IMM200)
1 General Declaration (CBSA Form A-6 - foreign vessels)
1 General Declaration (CBSA Form I-C - domestic vessels)
1 Maritime Declaration of Health (CBSA Form QS 2001)
1 Passenger List
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