Innuitian Region
The Innuitian Region is a physiographic division of the far northern hemisphere. The area is also considered part of the Arctic Archipelago. The Innuitian Region is characterized by three zones of mountains that are extensive and discontinuous terrain of more subdued topography formed by plateaus, uplands and lowlands, with the Queen Elizabeth Islands comprising most of the area.
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Innuitian Region
The Innuitian Region is a physiographic division of the far northern hemisphere. The area is also considered part of the Arctic Archipelago. The Innuitian Region is characterized by three zones of mountains that are extensive and discontinuous terrain of more subdued topography formed by plateaus, uplands and lowlands, with the Queen Elizabeth Islands comprising most of the area.
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