In 1821, the rest of the present-day Northwest Territories and Nunavut south of the arctic coast was added to the charter.

They spent two summers and one winter in Siberia, mostly on the arctic coast, but found no exploitable gold and returned to Seattle in the fall of 1903.

One is very far from here, in the Tarnian stronghold of Cold Harbor, on its arctic coast.

In the early years, ships would call at Uelen to trade for furs produced along the arctic coast.

It is a salt-tolerant plant native to arctic and cool temperate coasts of the Northern Hemisphere, most commonly growing in salt marshes.

Longer, heavier very-low-drag bullets like the Sierra HPBT MatchKing .338-calibre 19.44 g (300 gr) can be used, but require a 254 mm (1:10 in) twist rate to stabilize them under high air density conditions as found on arctic coasts.

The power-side of her soul is scattered all over the arctic coast; Flenser had almost a century headstart on me; Steel is new, but he has the empire Flenser built.

In August 1913, the Elvira was frozen in and damaged by ice near Icy Reef west of Demarcation Point on Alaska's arctic coast (east of Kaktovik, Alaska and west of the Canadian border).

Captain Hooper sent out exploratory parties by dogsled along the Siberian arctic coast.

Caribou Inuit were the 17th century descendents of a migratory subgroup of Copper Inuit from the arctic coast.