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Iberville Sea

By around 7,000 BP, the Iberville Sea attained a maximum altitude of 198 metres and had infiltrated about 100 Km inland into the Ungava Bay region. An area of more than 37,000 Km² was drowned in northeast Quebec by this sea which eventually covered a total area of close to 179,000 Km². As was the case with the Goldthwait Sea, the Iberville Sea was in direct contact with the ice sheet along its shores, which provoked the calving of icebergs.

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