Andrew Gordon Bay is a remote, rugged saltwater bay located on the south coast of Baffin Island in Nunavut, Canada, approximately 80 kilometres from the community of Cape Dorset (Kinngait). The bay is situated on the Hudson Strait and is characterized by a dramatic coastline of rocky islands, pinnacles, and archaeological sites. The area is steeped in Inuit history and remains a vital location for traditional land use, including hunting and fishing. Access is exclusively by boat across open, often challenging northern waters, with no road infrastructure. The bay itself is known for its marble quarry, which supplies stone to the world-renowned carvers of Cape Dorset. The surrounding waters and inlets provide habitat for marine life, and the adjacent tundra features numerous small, nameless rivers that flow into the bay.