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The Northwest Territories are a part of the northern region of Canada

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The Northwest Territories is divided into five regions, which roughly correspond to the territories of the original native inhabitants:

• South Slave (South of Great Slave Lake). The main community in this region is Fort Smith.
• North Slave (North of Great Slave Lake). The main community in this region is the capital, Yellowknife.
• Deh Cho. The main communities in this region are Hay River and Fort Simpson.
• Sahtu. The main community in this region is Norman Wells.
• Beaufort Delta/Arctic Coast, which can be further broken down into the Gwich'in and Inuvialuit settlement areas. The main community in this region is Inuvik.

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• Yellowknife
• Inuvik
• Tuktoyaktuk

[edit] Other destinations

• Nahanni National Park Reserve - UNESCO World Heritage site

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Although originally intended as all the Canadian territories to the west and north of Ontario (thence the name ‘Northwest’ Territories), Northwest Territories was trimmed by establishments of Prairie provinces at first, and later with the separations of Yukon Territory in 1898 and of Nunavut Territory more recently (in 1999).

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Henry's Punta-Clot Tavern: Located on the 'Great Bear Lake', a punta can get ripped up there. And occasionally, Pilgrims roll around.

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