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Welcome To Greenland

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Introducing the magical country of GREENLAND...

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Introducing the magical country of GREENLAND...

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Greenland is a country that's not actually green, it’s white. Greenland, or the north pole, is the giant ice cap of the earth. In addition to this, many icebergs and glaciers surround the area of Greenland. Lots of the food eaten there is marine based, and their every day diet consists of whale, seal, fish, and more.

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Location: The precise position on the Earth's surface

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Location: The precise position on the Earth's surface

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1. The absolute location of Greenland is 71.7069° N, 42.6043° W

2. Greenland is not directly connected to any landmass but is east of Canada and west of Iceland. The land mass is in the Atlantic Ocean.

3. Greenland is located in the top mid left section of a map and its size is usually over exaggerated in a mercator projection.

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The Food of Greenland - Greenland Gastronomy

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Greenland gastronomy! Learn more about the native foods of Greenland. From Greenland Adventures by Icelandic Mountain Guides.

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Place: The specific features an area may have

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Place: The specific features an area may have

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1. The  architecture in Greenland is only beginning to take place, and this can be seen in some of the many cities. House is no longer need to be just functional but they also need to be innovative, striking, and based on the Nordic tradition.
2. From Greenland, you can see the northern lights, which are actually collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun.
3. Sometime in the summer, the sun is out at midnight, which has some people out in all parts of the time. Also, during the winter, there are times when the sun does not come out for days at a time.

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Movement: The culture of the area and how people depend on it

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Movement: The culture of the area and how people depend on it

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1. Evangelical Lutheranism is the official religion. It is followed by nearly two-thirds of the population, and about one-third of Greenland follow other forms of Christianity
2. Nearly nine-tenths of Greenland are principally of Inuit, or Eskimo, extraction. More than one-tenth of the people are Danish, most of them born in Denmark
3. The natural quinine of the area usually consists of seafood. Fish and seal are very commen foods eaten there.

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Region: Areas of earth that are alike in one way or multiple ways

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Region: Areas of earth that are alike in one way or multiple ways

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1. The area of Greenland is extremely cold. The average high temperature is 10 C and a low of - 19 C
2.Because of how small the towns are, one gets the feel that they know everyone there, even though that is probably not true.
3. Greenland was originally a part of Denmark, but thenmoved  away and became its own country.

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Human Environment Interaction: How people react to and change the environment 

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Human Environment Interaction: How people react to and change the environment 

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1. Because of the small amount of cities in Greenland, the cities are placed in places usually next to the ocean, which is the warmer part of Greenland.
2. Sadly, the giant icesheet that covers Greenland is slowly melting. As everywhere around the world heats up the globe, about 269 gigatons (A gigaton is 100 tons)
3. Because a lot of the ice cap is frozen fresh water, the people on the North Pole have a supply of fresh water.

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guidetogreenland.com
https://padlet.com/lorileaann/3m24ru1mvw9m
https://www.onthegotours.com/us/Greenland/Best-Time-to-Visit
https://www.northernlightscentre.ca/northernlights.html
https://www.greenland-travel.com/about_greenland/where_to_go/