Glen Island

Glen Island is an island in Nunavut, Canada. It is located in the Qikiqtaaluk Region's side of the Gulf of Boothia within Committee Bay. It is northeast of Wales Island and west of the mainland's Melville Peninsula.

Islands of the Qikiqtaaluk Region
  • Adams
  • Akpatok
  • Alfred
  • Allen
  • Amherst
  • Arvalik
  • Aulitivik
  • Aulitiving
  • Baffin
  • Barth
  • Beloeil
  • Bergesen
  • Bjarnason
  • Bylot
  • Curry
  • Davids
  • Dexterity
  • Diana
  • Edgeworth
  • Eider
  • Elder
  • Emmerson
  • Fraser
  • Frechette
  • Gyrfalcon
  • Hamilton
  • Imiqqutailaqtuuq
  • Kaigosuiyat
  • Kilian
  • Lady Franklin
  • Landslip
  • Liddon
  • Lock
  • Low
  • Marvin
  • Nakoaiyet
  • Nova Zembla
  • Old Squaw
  • Ormonde
  • Otrick
  • Pandora
  • Payne
  • Peter Richards
  • Pisiktarfik
  • Plover
  • Prescott
  • Prince Leopold
  • Prince of Wales
  • Ragged
  • Round
  • Russell
  • Salikuit
  • Saneruarsuk
  • Scott
  • Sillem
  • Somerset
  • Spicer
  • Stephens
  • Trinity
  • Vesey Hamilton
  • Vivian
  • Ward Hunt
  • Wollaston
  • Yeoman
  • Young
Belcher Islands
  • Bradbury
  • Broomfield
  • Bun
  • Cake
  • Camsell
  • Dove
  • Fair
  • Flaherty
  • Innetalling
  • Karlay
  • La Duke
  • Loaf
  • Mata
  • Mavor
  • Moore
  • Nero
  • Ney
  • O'Leary
  • Range
  • Renouf
  • Snape
  • Split
  • Tukarak
  • Twin Cairns
  • Walton
  • Wiegand
Islands of Cumberland Sound

Akulagok

  • Anarnittuq
  • Aupaluktok
  • Aupaluktut
  • Beacon
  • Blacklead
  • Clear Passage
  • Drum
  • Ekallulik
  • Iglunga
  • Imigen
  • Ivisa
  • Kaigosuit
  • Kangigutsak
  • Kekertelung
  • Kekertelung
  • Kekerten
  • Kekertukdjuak
  • Kudjak
  • Maktaktujanak
  • Miliakdjuin
  • Moodie
  • Nimigen
  • Nunatak
  • Nuvujen
  • Opingivik
  • Sanigut
  • Saunik
  • Shakshukowshee
  • Shakshukuk
  • Tesseralik
  • Tuapait
  • Ugpitimik
  • Utsusivik
  • Wareham
Islands of Davis Strait
  • Akuglek
  • Alikdjuak
  • Angijak
  • Durban
  • Idjuniving
  • Kekertaluk
  • Kekertuk
  • Kekerturnak
  • Manitung
  • Monumental
  • Nedlukseak
  • Nudlung
  • Nunatsiaq
  • Nuvuktik
  • Padloping
  • Pilektuak
  • Qaqaluit
  • Rock
  • Satigsun
Islands of Foxe Basin
  • Air Force
  • Bird
  • Bray
  • Deer
  • Foley
  • Igloolik
  • Jens Munk
  • Koch
  • Neerlonakto
  • North Tweedsmuir
  • Prince Charles
  • Rowley
  • South Tweedsmuir
  • Tern
  • White
  • Winter
Islands of Frobisher Bay
  • Algerine
  • Alligator
  • Anchorage
  • Aubrey
  • Augustus
  • Bear
  • Beveridge
  • Bishop
  • Brigus
  • Brook
  • Bruce
  • Cairn
  • Camp
  • Carter
  • Chase
  • Coffin
  • Crimmins
  • Crowell
  • Culbertson
  • Daniel
  • Dog
  • Eden
  • Emerick
  • Falk
  • Faris
  • Field
  • Fletcher
  • Frobisher's Farthest
  • Gabriel
  • Gardiner
  • Gay
  • Gross
  • Halford
  • Hantzsch
  • Harper
  • Hill
  • Jenvey
  • Kudlago
  • Kungo
  • Lefferts
  • Leopold
  • Loks Land
  • Long
  • Low
  • Luella
  • Mair
  • Mark
  • Mary
  • McAllister
  • McBride
  • McLaren
  • McLean
  • Metela
  • Mitchell
  • Monument
  • Nest
  • Nouyarn
  • Ogden
  • Pan
  • Peak
  • Pichit
  • Pike
  • Pink Lady
  • Pope
  • Potter
  • Precipice
  • Ptarmigan
  • Pugh
  • Qarsau
  • Quadrifid
  • Redan
  • Resor
  • Sale
  • Scalene
  • Sliver
  • Smith
  • Sybil
  • Thompson
  • Whiskukun
Islands of the Gulf of Boothia
  • Crown Prince Frederik
  • Glen
  • Honeyman
  • Lavoie
  • Sabine
  • Wales
Islands of Hudson Bay
  • Awrey
  • Big
  • Booth
  • Bronson
  • Commodore
  • Cox
  • Digges
  • Eddy
  • Elsie
  • Fraley
  • Frazier
  • Gilmour
  • Harrison
  • J. Gordon
  • Johnnys
  • Kugong
  • Long
  • Mansel
  • Marcopeet
  • McCormack
  • Nuvuk
  • Ottawa
  • Pattee
  • Perley
  • Smith
Islands of Hudson Strait
  • Alareak
  • Aulassivik
  • Avingasittuit Siqinirsipangat
  • Beacon
  • Big
  • Black Bluff
  • Bush
  • Button
  • Charles
  • Clark
  • Dolphin
  • Dorset
  • Edgell
  • Emma
  • Erhardt
  • Forder
  • Glasgow
  • Glencoe
  • Goodwin
  • Gudmusson
  • Hector
  • High Bluff
  • Holdridge
  • Ijjurittiak
  • Ivisaat
  • Juet
  • King
  • Lacy
  • Lavoie
  • Lawson
  • Leading
  • Lee
  • Lower Savage
  • MacColl
  • Mallik
  • Middle Savage
  • Mill
  • Niels
  • Nottingham
  • Nunajuak
  • Nuvursiit
  • Nuvursirpaaraaluk
  • Observation
  • Okolli
  • Point
  • Poodlatee
  • Rabbit
  • Resolution
  • Sakkiak
  • Salisbury
  • Sheer
  • Strathcona
  • Uugalautiit
  • Wishart
Islands of James Bay
  • Akimiski
  • Bear
  • Big
  • Cape Hope
  • Carey
  • Charlton
  • Grey Goose
  • Gull
  • Jacob
  • North Twin
  • Paint Hills
  • Solomons Temple
  • South Twin
  • Spencer
  • Strutton
  • Sunday
  • Trodely
  • Twin
  • Walter
  • Weston
Islands of the Labrador Sea
  • Brevoort
  • Cape Chidley
  • Christopher Hall
  • Hozier
  • Hudson
  • Ilikok
  • Jackson
  • Killiniq
  • Knight
  • Leybourne
  • Little Hall
  • Muingmak
  • Rogers
Queen Elizabeth Islands
  • Alexander
  • Baillie-Hamilton
  • Bathurst
  • Beechey
  • Berkeley
  • Borden
  • Brock
  • Browne
  • Buckingham
  • Byam Martin
  • Cameron
  • Cheyne
  • Coburg
  • Cocked Hat
  • Cornwall
  • Cornwallis
  • Crescent
  • Des Voeux
  • Devon
  • Dundas
  • Edmund Walker
  • Eglinton
  • Ekins
  • Ellesmere
  • Emerald
  • Exmouth
  • Fairholme
  • Findlay Group
  • Garrett
  • Graham
  • Griffith
  • Grosvenor
  • Hansdisputed
  • Helena
  • Houston Stewart
  • Hoved
  • Hyde Parker
  • John Barrow
  • Little Cornwallis
  • Lougheed
  • Lowther
  • Mackenzie King
  • Marc
  • Margaret
  • Massey
  • Melville
  • Nookap
  • Norman Lockyer
  • North Kent
  • Patterson
  • Philpots
  • Pim
  • Pioneer
  • Prince Patrick
  • Princess Royal
  • Seymour
  • Skraeling
  • Spit
  • Stupart
  • Table
  • Thor
  • Truro
  • Vanier
Sverdrup Islands
  • Amund Ringnes
  • Axel Heiberg
  • Ellef Ringnes
  • Fay
  • Gretha
  • Haig-Thomas
  • Hat
  • King Christian
  • Meighen
  • Stor
  • Ulvingen
See also Islands of the Kitikmeot Region, Islands of the Kivalliq Region.

Famous quotes containing the word island:

    ““Our island home
    Is far beyond the wave;we will no longer roam.””
    —Alfred Tennyson (1809–1892)