Saoyu-ehdacho is a cultural landscape comprising two peninsulas on Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories, Canada. The site holds deep cultural and spiritual significance for the Sahtu people, who regard it as sacred land and feature it prominently in their oral histories. Disclosed low confidence: the fetched lead names no explicit IUCN category; Protected Landscape and Seascape is a closest fit given the site's long-standing human and nature interaction. Name recorded without its special glottal-stop character (source title is Saoyu-ʔehdacho) pending confirmation of the atlas's own diacritic handling convention.
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