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The Kaleet River is one of the lakes in Canada. [1] It effectively starts north of Lower Macdougall Lake in the Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut, Canada just east of Joe Lake, 66°16′31″N098°20′13″W / 66.27528°N 98.33694°W . It is a small, silty river constituting the eastern boundary of the Queen Maud Gulf Bird Sanctuary. It is a main feeder river to Sherman Basin, 67°46′59″N097°34′59″W / 67.78306°N 97.58306°W , at its final outlet. There is evidence of earlier Inuit presence in the form of inuksuit . There is also evidence of a more modern presence in the form of cairns. There is at least one cabin on the north side of the Kaleet, as it widens entering Sherman Basin.
