Nualik
Settlement in Greenland
Nualik
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Location within GreenlandNualik was a settlement in eastern Greenland. It was located at approximately 67°15′00″N 33°21′58″W / 67.25°N 33.366°W / 67.25; -33.366.
History
During the 1898-1900 Carlsberg Fund Expedition to East Greenland, Georg Carl Amdrup landed at Nualik where he found a dwelling with the bodies of 38 dead Inuit.[1]
References
- ^ Mills, William J. (2003). Exploring polar frontiers: a historical encyclopedia. ABC-CLIO. pp. 11–. ISBN 978-1-57607-422-0. Retrieved 28 December 2010.
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Abandoned sites in Greenland
- Greenlandic
Inuit - Danish
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| Qeqertalik | |
| Qeqqata | |
| Sermersooq | |
| Kujalleq | |
| outside municipalities |
- Greenlandic Norse
Norsemen/Vikings
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| Eastern (Eystribyggð) | |
| Middle Settlement |
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- Føroyingahavnin (Kangerluarsoruseq)
| Bluie East |
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| Bluie West | |
| DEW line | |
| Project Iceworm |
- Ritenbench (Appat)
- Rodebaai
| Moravian |
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| Wehrmacht |
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