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In addition to seals, the pack ice also brings polar bears from the east coast – hence the name
Nanortalik. Every year a number of bears are sighted in the area, but they are rarely a threat to people. During the spring and late summer, there are many whales in the waters around the town; minke
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With 1,185 inhabitants as of 2020, Nanortalik is the third-largest town in the
Kujalleq municipality. The population has decreased over the last several years. Most towns and settlements in southern Greenland have had negative growth over the last two decades, with many settlements rapidly
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The surrounding district extends from the island of
Qeqertarsuaq near Alluitsup Paa down to Cape Farewell and the 60 km long Lindenow Fjord on the east coast. The district covers a total of 15,000 sq. kilometers (5,800 sq. miles).
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are some of the very few abundant larger bird species, and no mammal larger than a mouse is likely to be seen. However, the surrounding areas count numerous species.
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Nanortalik has little productive trade. There are no factories and no large-scale fishing activities as sea ice prevents fishing for several months a year.
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Wintertime view of Nanortalik from nearby Ravnefjeldet
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The Official Tourism and Business Site of Greenland
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16:Place in Greenland, Kingdom of Denmark
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1494:Pergamon World Atlas. "
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1639:Statistics Greenland
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2078:Sermersooq
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1912:Narsarsuaq
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1882:Ammassivik
1830:Ukkusissat
1820:Siorapaluk
1815:Savissivik
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261:Nanortalik
217:Nanortalik
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85:60°08′31″N
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1835:Upernavik
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1730:Illorsuit
1707:Avannaata
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1937:Saarloq
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1785:Qaanaaq
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