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Arctic Bay Diamond Planner & Community Field Simulator

Jays Care Field of Dreams northernmost baseball infrastructure simulation · High Arctic (73°02′N)
● Admiralty Inlet Active Site: Arctic Bay, NU Continuous Permafrost Zone
Arctic Bay Diamond Schematic (Plan & Thermal Cutaway)
N 73°N Gear Depot Team Bench Arctic Gale Vector (NW) JAYS CARE "FIELD OF DREAMS" - ARCTIC BAY, NU World's Northernmost Regulation Baseball Diamond · 73°N Latitude
Selected Zone
Full Diamond System
Thermal Thaw Depth
18.2 cm (Safe)
Local Daylight (Summer)
24-Hr Midnight Sun
Northern Engineering Parameters
30 cm
Crushed granular basalt barrier to prevent summer active-layer thaw slumping.
Nunavut has no road access; materials arrive via annual sealift barge or turboprop charter.
High-drainage synthetic modules engineered for rapid snowmelt runoff and freeze cycles.
Shields the diamond from polar gales off Admiralty Inlet to expand playable days.
120 Kits
Helmets, gloves, bats, balls, and catchers gear for Arctic Bay and nearby hamlet youth.
Infrastructure Feasibility & Logistics Impact ✓ Real-Time Calculated
Freight Logistics Cost Air/Barge
$248,500
Sealift cargo + turboprop airlift
Permafrost Stability Index Sub-Grade
94% (Stable)
Heave Risk: Negligible
Playable Season Window High Arctic Summer
78 Days
June 18 – September 04
Youth Accessibility Score Jays Care Impact
98 / 100
Hamlet youth participation: 100%
Total Capital & Equipment Outlay Materials + Transport + Field Install
$412,000
Field of Dreams grant funded · $163,500 infrastructure + $248,500 transport
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