- James Bay - Wikipedia
James Bay represents the southern extent of the Arctic Archipelago Marine ecozone While the coastal areas are primarily in the Hudson Plains, the northeastern coast bordering Quebec is in the Taiga Shield ecozone
- Jamesbukten – Wikipedia
Jamesbukten (engelska: James Bay; franska: Baie James) är en bukt i Kanada vid Hudson Bays södra ände [1], till viken den utgör ett bihav Jamesbukten har kuster mot provinserna Québec och Ontario Öarna i bukten utgör en del av Nunavutterritoriet
- James Bay - WorldAtlas
Covering an area of 68,300 km 2, the James Bay is a southern extension of the Hudson Bay, located in eastern Canada The bay was named in the honor of a Welsh Captain, Thomas James, who had explored the area in 1631 James Bay is bordered by the Canadian province of Ontario in the west and by Quebec in the east
- James Bay | Hudson’s Bay, Cree, Fur Trade | Britannica
James Bay, shallow southern extension of Hudson Bay, located between northern Ontario and Quebec, Canada Generally less than 200 feet (60 m) deep, the bay is 275 miles (443 km) long and 135 miles (217 km) wide and contains numerous islands, all of which are administered by the Northwest
- James Bay - The Canadian Encyclopedia
The Québec-Ontario border is at the bottom of the bay, and its numerous islands were administered by the Northwest Territories but are now part of the territory of Nunavut
- Exploring James Bay Canada: Journey Through History and Nature
James Bay Canada graces the southern portion of Hudson Bay, creating a remarkable Arctic expanse that covers thousands of square kilometers along Ontario and Quebec’s northern borders People often ask me about James Bay Canada’s location, and I describe it as Canada’s northern gateway
- James Bay Map - Quebec, Canada - Mapcarta
James Bay is a large body of water located on the southern end of Hudson Bay in Canada It borders the provinces of Quebec and Ontario, and is politically part of Nunavut
- James Bay | Sea in Arctic Ocean
James Bay is a large body of water, lies on the southern end of Hudson Bay in Canada These bodies of water extend from the Arctic Ocean It is the site of several major hydroelectric projects, and is also a destination for river-based recreation
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