About 600 residents
Kangirsuk means "the bay" in inuktitut because the village is situated on the banks of Payne Bay
Surrounded by a rocky bluff and hill
The region’s countless rivers and lakes are renowned for their arctic char and grey lake trout populations
Arnaud River’s big tides make mussel gathering an extraordinarily fun activity
Big eider colonies nest in the Kyak Bay and Virgin Lake islands, respectively found east and north-east of Kangirsuk
Fishing for arctic char
Archeological sites : it seems that the Vikings left evidence of their passage on Pamiok island during the XIth century. The island is situated near the village
The village was settled in the 1920’s
Arnaud River
Wildlife observation : beluga, seal, caribou and many bird species
Amenities : skating rink, gym, community center, coop grocery store, coop hotel, school and daycare