Lake Ennadai
Description:
Ennadai is a lake in Canada located at an altitude of 311 meters above sea level in the southern part of the territory of Nunavut, between two other lakes - Kasba and Angikuni. Ennadai is one of the largest lakes in the country: its total area is about 680 square kilometers. It is the eleventh largest lake in Nunavut.
The main food of Lake Ennaday is the Kazan River. The drainage of the lake also occurs along the Kazan River through several other lakes - Dimma, Angikuni, Yatkayed, Ford, Terti Mile, Baker in Chesterfield Hudson Bay.
Lake Ennadai is located on the border of the Arctic forests, to the north of it begins tundra. In summer, a large number of anglers gather on the lake, specializing in fishing for northern pike, lake trout and Arctic harius. Until 1957, Lake Ennadai was home to the Inuit, who were relocated by the Government of Canada to Lake South Henic in May 1957.