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Ookpiktuyuk Art Gallery

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This art gallery is located just outside of the heart of Baker Lake and rests on the edge of the lake. You are sure to find something you like or learn something new while strolling around the gallery. The gallery has some of the most beautiful and powerful artwork on display.

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