- Aupaluk is a remote Inuit community located in the Nunavik region of Quebec, Canada. It is situated on the eastern shore of the Ungava Bay and is part of the Nord-du-Québec administrative region. Aupaluk is the second smallest community in Nunavik, with a population of around 180 people.
- The community is primarily Inuit, and the Inuktitut language is widely spoken. The main economic activities in Aupaluk include fishing, hunting, and arts and crafts. The residents of Aupaluk have a strong connection to their Inuit culture and traditional way of life.
- Due to its remote location, Aupaluk can only be accessed by air or boat. The community has basic infrastructure, including a school, health center, and a small local store. There are also some recreational facilities, such as a community center and outdoor sports fields.
- Being surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, Aupaluk offers opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, hunting, and wildlife observation. The community is known for its pristine natural environment and scenic beauty.
- Aupaluk faces some challenges, including limited economic opportunities, harsh climate, and access to services. However, the community is committed to preserving its Inuit culture and improving the well-being of its residents.