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Afdelinger / GLN numre GLN Afdelingsnavn GRL Afdelingsnavn DK By Aqutsisoq/Ledelse Afd.nr. Aasiaat fælles Aasiaat fælles Aasiaat Bychef Aasiaat 61000 overskr. 5790002499661 Aasiaat fælles Aasiaat fælles Aasiaat Bychef Aasiaat 61100 INOQARFIK Aasiaat INOQARFIK Aasiaat Aasiaat Inoqarfik leder 61001 overskr. 5790002468445 Sullissivik Borgerservicecenter Aasiaat 61002 5790002468452 Majoriaq Majoriaq Aasiaat 61003 5790002468469 Piukkunnarsarfik Piukkunnarsarfik Aasiaat 61004 5790002468476 Siunnersorti (Inuussutissarsiorneq) Erhvervskontor Aasiaat 61005 5790002468483 Sanaartorneq Avatangiisillu Teknik og Miljø Aasiaat 61006 5790002468490 Ikuallaavik Forbrænding Aasiaat 61007 5790002468506 Qatserisarfik Brandstation Aasiaat 61008 5790002468513 Sullissivik Akunnaaq Borgerservice Akunnaaq Aasiaat 61009 5790002468520 Sullissivik Ikamiut Borgersevice Ikamiut Aasiaat 61010 5790002468537 Sullissivik Kitsissuarsuit Borgerservice Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat 61011 5790002499708 Entreprenørplads Entreprenørplads Aasiaat 61038 INUIT Aasiaat INUIT Aasiaat Aasiaat Inuit leder 61012 overskr. 5790002468544 Inunnik isumaginnittorqarfik Sociale forhold Aasiaat 61013 5790002468551 Utoqqaat illuat Plejecenter Aasiaat 61014 5790002500374 Hjemmehjælp Aasiaat Hjemmehjælp Aasiaat Aasiaat 61056 5790002500251 Boenhed leder Boenhed leder Aasiaat 61052 5790002500268 Najugaqatigiiffik Naasoq Boenhed Naasoq "Qimmeqarfik 47-56" Aasiaat 61053 5790002468568 Najugaqatigiiffik Inneruulat Boenhed Inneruulat Blok 10-7 Aasiaat 61015 5790002468575 Najugaqatigiiffik Kimmernaq Boenhed Kimmernaq Blok 8-9 Aasiaat 61016 5790002468582 Najugaqatigiiffik Sikkernerit Boenhed Sikkernerit Blok 8-25 Aasiaat 61017 5790002468599 Najugaqatigiiffik Paarnat Boenhed Paarnat Blok 10-21 Aasiaat 61018 5790002468605 Sanaluttarfik Neriusaaq Handicapværksted "Neriusaaq" Aasiaat 61019 5790002468612 Ilaqutaariit illuat Qaammaavik Familiecenter "Qaammaavik" Aasiaat 61020 5790002468629 Meeqqat atuarfiat Gammeqarfik Gammeqarfik skolen Aasiaat 61021 5790002468636 Meeraaqqerivik Vâva Vuggestue "Vaava" Aasiaat 61022 5790002468643 Meeraaqqerivik Kulloq Børnehave "Kulloq" Aasiaat 61023 5790002468650 Meeraaqqerivik Puisi Børnehave "Puisi" Aasiaat 61024 5790002468667 Meeqqerivik Meeqqat Vuggestue "Meeqqat" Aasiaat 61025 5790002468674 Meeqqerivik Ukaleq Meeqqerivik "Ukaleq" Aasiaat 61026 5790002468681 Aadap atuarfia Akunnaaq Aadap atuarfia Akunnaaq Aasiaat 61027 5790002468698 Ole Reimer Atuarfia Kitsissuarsuit Ole Reimer Atuarfia Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat 61028 5790002468704 Ivilikasiup atuarfiaq Ivilikasiup atuarfiaq Aasiaat 61029 5790002468711 Pakkunnga Meeqqerivik Kitsissuarsuit Pakkunnga Meeqqerivik Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat 61030 5790002468728 Meeqqerivik asanartuaqqat Ikamiut Meeqqerivik asanartuaqqat Ikamiut Aasiaat 61031 5790002468735 Biiannguaq hjemmepleje Akunnaaq Biiannguaq hjemmepleje Akunnaaq Aasiaat 61032 5790002499715 Meeqqerivik Tikiusaq Vuggestuen Tikiusaq Aasiaat 61039 5790002499722 Skolehjemmet Skolehjemmet Aasiaat 61040 5790002499739 MISI MISI Aasiaat 61041 5790002499753 Værestedet Alleq Værestedet Alleq Aasiaat 61043 TIMI TARNILU Aasiaat TIMI TARNILU Aasiaat Aasiaat Timi Tarnilu leder 61033 overskr. 5790002468742 Pitsaaliuinermi siunnersorti Forebyggelseskontor Aasiaat 61034 5790002499760 Sunngiffimmi Sammisassat Fritidsundervisning Aasiaat 61044 5790002468759 Fritidsklub Igdlo Fritidsklubben Aasiaat 61035 5790002499777 Juniorklub nuannersoq Juniorklubben Aasiaat 61045 5790002499784 Norloq Norloq Aasiaat 61046 5790002499791 Ulo Ulo Aasiaat 61047 5790002499838 Timersornermut iliuutsinut ingerlatsineq Drift af idrætsanlæg Aasiaat 61048 5790002499845 Fritidsklub Kitsissuarsuit Fritidsklub Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat 61049 5790002499852 Fritidsklub Akunnaaq Fritidsklub Akunnaaq Aasiaat 61050 5790002499869 Fritidsklub Ikamiut Fritidsklub Ikamiut Aasiaat 61051 5790002499746 Atuakkanik atorniartarfik Biblioteket Aasiaat 61042 5790002468773 Katersugaasivik Museum Aasiaat 61036 Qeqertarsuaq Fælles Qeqertarsuaq Fælles Qeqertarsuaq Bychef Qeqertarsuaq 62000 overskr. 5790002499883 Qeqertarsuaq Fælles Qeqertarsuaq Fælles Qeqertarsuaq Bychef Qeqertarsuaq 62100 INOQARFIK Qeqertarsuaq INOQARFIK Qeqertarsuaq Qeqertarsuaq Inoqarfik leder 62001 overskr. 5790002468797 Sullissivik Borgerservicecenter Qeqertarsuaq 62002 5790002468803 Majoriaq Majoriaq Qeqertarsuaq 62003 5790002468810 Inuussutissalerinermi allaffik Erhvervskontor Qeqertarsuaq 62004 5790002468827 Teknikkimut tunngasut Teknik og Miljø Qeqertarsuaq 62005 5790002468834 Qeqertasuarmi Qatserisarfik Brandstation Qeqertarsuaq 62006 5790002499807 Borgerservice Kangerluk Borgerservice Kangerluk Qeqertarsuaq 62025 5790002499814 Entreprenørplads Entreprenørplads Qeqertarsuaq 62026 INUIT Qeqertarsuaq INUIT Qeqertarsuaq Qeqertarsuaq Inuit leder 62007 overskr. 5790002468841 Inunnik isumaginnittorqarfik Sociale forhold Qeqertarsuaq 62008 5790002468858 Utoqqaat illuat Plejecenter Qeqertarsuaq 62009 5790002468865 Qeqertarsuup atuarfia Skolen Qeqertarsuaq 62010 5790002500305 Atuakkanik atorniartarfik Skolebibliotek Qeqertarsuaq 62032 5790002468872 Meeqqerivik Kuluk Børnehave "Kuluk" Qeqertarsuaq 62011 5790002468889 Najugaqatigiiffik "Ikinngutit" Boenhed "Ikinngutit" Qeqertarsuaq 62029 5790002468896 Najugaqatigiiffik "Isikkivik" Boenhed "Isikkivik" Qeqertarsuaq 62013 5790002500275 Najugaqatigiiffik "Nina" Boenhed "Nina" Qeqertarsuaq 62012 5790002468902 Innarluutillit sulliviat Handicapværksted "Sullivik" Qeqertarsuaq 62014 5790002468919 Ilaqutaariit illuat Familiehuset Qeqertarsuaq 62015 5790002468926 Aalunnguup atuarfia Kangerluk Aalunnguup atuarfia Kangerluk Qeqertarsuaq 62016 5790002499821 Sapinngilanga Sapinngilanga Qeqertarsuaq 62027 08-04-2021 Faktureringsadresse; Niels Egedesplads 1, Postboks 220, 3950 Aasiaat - [email protected] Aningaasalerisut / Bogholderi Afdelinger / GLN numre TIMI TARNILU Qeqertarsuaq TIMI TARNILU Qeqertarsuaq Qeqertarsuaq Timi Tarnilu leder 62017 overskr. 5790002499975 Pitsaaliuinermi siunnersorti Forebyggelseskontor Qeqertarsuaq 62028 5790002500343 Sunngiffimmi Sammisassat Fritidsundervisning Qeqertarsuaq 62031 5790002468933 Inuusuttut klub-iat Ungdomsklubben Qeqertarsuaq 62018 5790002500299 Nipilersortarfik ”Inngerut” Musikhus ”Inngerut” Qeqertarsuaq 62030 5790002468957 Katersugaasivik Museum Qeqertarsuaq 62020 5790002468964 Timersortarfik Idrætshallen Qeqertarsuaq 62021 5790002468971 Inulik Medborgerhus Qeqertarsuaq 62022 5790002468988 Sanaluttarfik Kunstværksted Qeqertarsuaq 62023 Sullissiviini Pisortaq Qasigiannguit Bychef Qasigiannguit Qasigiannguit Bychef Qasigiannguit 63000 overskr. 5790002499982 Qasigiannguit Fælles Qasigiannguit Fælles Qasigiannguit Bychef Qasigiannguit 63100 INOQARFIK Qasigiannguit INOQARFIK Qasigiannguit Qasigiannguit Inoqarfik leder 63001 overskr. 5790002468995 Innuttaasunik sullissivik Borgerservicecenter Qasigiannguit 63002 5790002469008 Majoriaq Majoriaq Qasigiannguit 63003 5790002500329 Qatserisarfik Brandstation Qasigiannguit 63027 5790002469015 Teknik avatagiiserlu Teknik og Miljø Qasigiannguit 63004 5790002469022 Sulliveqarfik Entreprenørplads Qasigiannguit 63005 INUIT Qasigiannguit INUIT Qasigiannguit Qasigiannguit Inuit leder 63006 overskr. 5790002469039 Inulerisut isumaginnittoqarfik Sociale forhold Qasigiannguit 63007 5790002469046 Ilaqutariit illuat Familiehuset Qasigiannguit 63008 5790002469053 Meeqqat angerlarsimaffiat Puilasoq Børnehjemmet "Puilasoq" Qasigiannguit 63009 5790002469060 Utoqqaat illuat Alderdomshjemmet "Qeersaat Illuat" Qasigiannguit 63010 5790002469077 Juunarsip atuarfia Juunarsip Atuarfia Qasigiannguit 63011 5790002469190 Atuakkanik atorniartarfik Biblioteket Qasigiannguit 63024 5790002469084 Meeraaqqerivik "Inequnaat" Vuggestue "Inequnaat" Qasigiannguit 63012 5790002469091 Meeqqerivik "Kulunnguaq" Børnehave "Kulunnguaq" Qasigiannguit 63013 5790002469107 Najugaqatigiiffik qajaasat Boenhed B-730 1 sal Qasigiannguit 63014 5790002469121 Innarluutillit sulliviat Handicapværksted Qasigiannguit 63016 TIMI TARNILU Qasigiannguit TIMI TARNILU Qasigiannguit Qasigiannguit Timi Tarnilu leder 63017 overskr. 5790002500183 Pitsaaliuinermi siunnersorti Forebyggelseskontor Qasigiannguit 63028 5790002500350 Sunngiffimmi Sammisassat Fritidsundervisning Qasigiannguit 63029 5790002469138 Sunngiffimmi ornittagaq "Aningaaq" Fritidsklub "Aningaaq" Qasigiannguit 63018 5790002469145 Sunngiffimmi ornittagaq "Juniorklub" Juniorklub Qasigiannguit 63019 5790002469152 Utoqqaat ornittagaat Aliikkumut Qasigiannguani utoqqaat ornittagaat Qasigiannguit 63020 5790002469169 Katersugaasivik Museum Qasigiannguit 63021 5790002469176 Timersortarfik Idrætshallen Qasigiannguit 63022 5790002469183 Qasigiannguani Katersortarfik Forsamlingshus Qasigiannguit 63023 5790002469206 Sanaluttarfik Husflidsværksted Qasigiannguit 63025 5790002499876 Den levende boplads Den levende boplads Qasigiannguit 63026 Kangaatsiaq Fælles Kangaatsiaq fælles Kangaatsiaq Bychef Kangaatsiaq 64000 overskr. 5790002500190 Kangaatsiaq Fælles Kangaatsiaq fælles Kangaatsiaq Bychef Kangaatsiaq 64100 INOQARFIK Kangaatsiaq INOQARFIK Kangaatsiaq Kangaatsiaq Inoqarfik leder 64001 overskr. 5790002469213 Sullissivik Borgerservicecenter Kangaatsiaq 64002 5790002469220 Majoriaq Majoriaq Kangaatsiaq 64003 5790002500336 Qatserisarfik Brandstation Kangaatsiaq 64030 5790002469237 Ingerlatsivik Teknik og Miljø Kangaatsiaq 64004 5790002499920 Entreprenørplads Entreprenørplads Kangaatsiaq 64025 5790002499630 Sullissivik ATTU Borgerservicecenter ATTU Kangaatsiaq 64016 5790002469305 Sullissivik IGINNIARFIK Borgerservicecenter IGINNIARFIK Kangaatsiaq 64019 5790002469329
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