Hunting in Nunavut
Maps, boundaries, crown land, regulations, and weather for Nunavut hunters - all in one app, available offline.
Wildlife Management Districts from provincial open data · synced 2026-08-15 · Tap a unit in the CANhunt app for seasons, regulations and draw zone maps.
How CANhunt helps you hunt in Nunavut
Nunavut divides its hunting ground into wildlife management districts (WMDs), and almost every question that matters in the field starts with which one you are standing in. CANhunt draws those boundaries over satellite imagery, so you can see where a line falls on the actual treeline or river rather than on a diagram, and tapping any point names the unit and what is open there.
Nunavut does not publish a crown land dataset CANhunt can draw, so rather than guess at it the app shows what the province does publish: protected areas, parks and the zones closed to hunting, drawn over the same imagery. All of it is available offline: download the part of Nunavut you are hunting before you leave, and the map, the boundaries and your own spots keep working where there is no signal, which is most of the ground worth hunting.
Offline Maps
Download satellite and topo maps for Nunavut's hunting zones. Navigate back roads and crown land without cell service.
Boundary Overlays
See WMU boundaries and crown land overlaid on satellite imagery. Know exactly which zone you're in across Nunavut.
Regulations
Nunavut hunting seasons, bag limits, and legal requirements - pulled from government data and updated regularly.
HuntIntel
Tap any point in Nunavut to identify the zone you are standing in, and the LEH draw zones that cover it.
Weather
Hyperlocal weather, wind, and moon phase data for your exact spot in Nunavut. Plan your sits around conditions.
Hunting in Nunavut: common questions
Does CANhunt cover hunting in Nunavut?
Yes. Nunavut is one of the thirteen provinces and territories CANhunt covers in full: Wildlife Management Districts (WMDs), the land layers that say where you may hunt, season dates and regulations, and hyperlocal weather, all on one map and all usable offline.
Can I see Nunavut's Wildlife Management Districts on the map?
Yes. Nunavut's Wildlife Management Districts are drawn over satellite imagery, so you can see the boundary against the actual ground rather than a diagram. Tap any point and CANhunt names the unit you are standing in and what is open there.
Which land layers does CANhunt show for Nunavut?
Provincial reserves, Protected areas, National parks and No-hunting zones. Nunavut does not publish a crown land dataset CANhunt can draw, so the app shows the closures and protected ground it does publish rather than guessing at the rest.
Does the app work offline in Nunavut?
Yes. Download the part of Nunavut you are hunting before you leave, and the map, the boundaries and your saved spots keep working with no signal. That is the point: the places worth hunting in Nunavut are the places without coverage.
Are Nunavut hunting seasons and regulations in the app?
Yes. Season dates, bag limits, weapon restrictions and closed areas for Nunavut come from the province's own published regulations, and they are shown for the unit you are looking at rather than as a document to search.
Does CANhunt show weather for Nunavut?
Yes. Temperature, wind direction and speed, pressure trend, and sun and moon times for the exact spot you tap in Nunavut, in Nunavut's own clock rather than yours.
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