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Devon Island: The Icy Canadian Land That NASA Uses for Mars Research

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Devon Island looks like another planet, but it sits firmly on Earth in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. This largest uninhabited island lies in Nunavut Canada, north of Baffin Island in the far north of Arctic Canada.

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Devon Island: The Icy Canadian Land That NASA Uses for Mars Research

Devon Island looks like another planet, but it sits firmly on Earth in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. This largest uninhabited island lies in Nunavut Canada, north of Baffin Island in the far north of Arctic Canada.

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HowStuffWorks broke the news in on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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