"Average summer multi-year sea ice area, Canadian Arctic domain, 1968 to 2024",
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Year,Canadian Arctic domain multi-year sea ice area (thousands of square kilometres)
1968,590.85
1969,648.44
1970,614.58
1971,627.9
1972,518.2
1973,667.5
1974,520.32
1975,653.31
1976,648.15
1977,511.79
1978,555.45
1979,632.75
1980,681.08
1981,492.39
1982,368.76
1983,583.48
1984,532.2
1985,501.69
1986,541.86
1987,561.17
1988,588.99
1989,545.08
1990,618.66
1991,675.77
1992,686.78
1993,606.1
1994,603.15
1995,501.08
1996,665.89
1997,620.48
1998,392.47
1999,334.86
2000,420.63
2001,577.49
2002,486.33
2003,515.97
2004,541.87
2005,556.75
2006,499.41
2007,369.57
2008,257.48
2009,351.38
2010,345
2011,251.59
2012,207.17
2013,292.44
2014,406.49
2015,390.92
2016,279.02
2017,302.12
2018,513.08
2019,369.51
2020,403.85
2021,471.93
2022,438.21
2023,275.35
2024,187.11
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"Note: Multi-year sea ice is measured during the summer season. For the Canadian Arctic domain, the summer season is defined as the period from June 25 to October 15. A statistically significant trend is reported when the Mann-Kendall test indicated the presence of a trend at the 95% confidence level.",
Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada (2024) Climate Research Division.,
Available on the Environmental indicators website (www.canada.ca/environmental-indicators).,
