Iligliuk
Indigenous person
Iligliuk was an Inuk woman recognized for her exceptional knowledge of the Arctic landscape, who assisted British explorer William Parry in the 1820s, showcasing the valuable geographic insights of Indigenous peoples during a time dominated by colonial exploration.
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Iligliuk displayed a 'superiority of understanding' for the land and helped sailors with her detailed maps.
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Donald Trump
Isabelle Gapp
William Seward
Jeff Landry
Mark Cheetham
Walter Wellman
William Parry
John Barrow
Sir John Franklin
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