Dominick Arduin
Female, Deceased Person
1961 – 2004
Who was Dominick Arduin?
Dominick Arduin was a Frenchwoman who disappeared in her attempt to ski to the North Pole.
In 1988 Arduin moved to Finland. For 15 years she worked as a guide in Finnish Lapland and received dual citizenship. She said that she had grown up in the Alps, that she had been orphaned at an early age, had recovered from cancer and had been the only child aside from a dead sister.
Arduin reached the Magnetic North Pole in the spring 2001. She was rescued after the first failed attempt to reach the geographic North Pole in 2003. Most of her toes had to be amputated due to frostbite.
On March 5, 2004 Arduin begun her second attempt to become the first woman to ski alone to the North Pole. She set out from Cape Arctichesky in Siberia. She lost contact after one day of travel. A helicopter search failed to find any trace of her though they recovered another traveler, Frederic Chamard-Boudet. Search ended March 21. She most probably drowned when trying to row over a gap in the ice field.
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