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GROENLAND É a Dgman I Q (Plus De 15 000 Hab.) C Cap Morris P Bri U O Jesup Ca Asmussen E Sen Iler R Plus De 5 000 Hab 40° 50° 20° 10° 0° Île Oodaaq * 80° 70° 60° Capitale N (Oodaap Qeqertaa) A R C T GROENLAND É A dgman I Q (plus de 15 000 hab.) C Cap Morris p Bri U O Jesup Ca asmussen E sen iler R Plus de 5 000 hab. de Jen p E e . Ca rr s V 90° 80° e e Nordøstrundingen Plus de 3 000 hab. M e r T n Station- 100° n n a y a h 1848 r e Nord i c F t d e L i n c o l n o a n J e s Plus de 1 000 hab. Terre P a j. i de e d d r Île Nansen d en u h g e p D rr é n C r e d - T In e a M Plus de 500 hab. z n e John Murray j s Terre de n F e f e h l e i o b m g r n i Freuchen d c . I r i a j Brønlundhus p Plus de 300 hab. T r F e e r e n e ALERT e r k E o r r - H r r e e s m K l T u Autre localité d i r Terre l T e Glacier u e s y e W d x r Nyeboe Academy M e H r u e Limite de municipalité A e Terre lf r l a d f r l e e e y l de T l l ed Ilulissat Centre administratif de Î n Warming n G E e P Terre K e l R municipalité t a en ' e e de g c ss o a r i u T d s erre de m e m i Lambert d s T r as - e Station a ington a F r ash n R P W n r r u d 2200 é e u d D Aéroport, aérodrome n d u T é c e K u r r d r Île de France e A i ' Parc national Bassin de Glacier O c d e r u PARC NATIONAL l Kane Humboldt d V é I a Site historique I n DU s re I e ld r St rre a * L'île Oodaaq (Oodaap Qeqertaa) est Inglefie NORD-EST-GROENLAND ors Te ani Danmarkshavn l e de e trø Germ rr T T m B la terre la plus septentrionale du monde Cap Te m D a e e i Île Î r n o e (latitude 83 40' N) (AVANNARSUANI TUNUMILU r v Alexander e d Store Koldewey e e d GRISE FIORD Siorapaluk NUNA ALLANNGUTSAALIUGAQ) 0 100 200 300 km Qaanaaq e l 2320 75° (Thulé) a Île Shannon Qeqertarsuaq R e a Reine- Qeqertat i de l G Cap Parry n erre grethe I e T Mar I -L o Moriusaq u r Base aérienne américaine i de Thulé (Pituffik) se Zackenberg o Jan Mayen Côte de La Daneborg (NORVÈGE) ug G e 1483 e Wa l lte ac D K rs ie Cap Savissivik o G r o e n l a n d ha r n c u York h se n X Baie de Melville (Kalaallit Nunaat) / (Grønland) l u n er d a st i Fo Glacier t de a e Baie s r Steenstrup i er 70° r m B a i e r le Y e Î n h T Île Kullorsuaq C Ella ( D A N E M A R K ) - Traill i Mestersvig d o (abandonné) Nuussuaq R d e 2831 (Kraulshavn) T J e a r Stauning r Nutaarmiut AVANNAATA m e Alper e d Tasiusaq so e Ittoqqortoormiit B a f f i n Innaarsuit n (Scoresbysund) Tussaaq 3238 Aappilattoq Ittaajimmiut Uunarteq (Kap Tobin) y (Kap Hope) sb Upernavik ore A D Sc Cap Brewster Kangersuatsiaq étr. de (Prøven) Upernavik Kujalleq p u u g a a Nuugaatsiaq ig n S u k N 2227 e r 70° l Maarmorilik l CLYDE RIVER Illorsuit i (carrière abandonnée) v a Î e Ukkusissat s Uummannaq s l m Qaarsut Saattut lo B e Gunnbjørn Fjeld e N C u Ikerasak G e us h 3700 d n su r l aq i a e s c t t ô a Saqqaq i ie X a r C I n d Maison Disko IV D Kangerluk Paul-Émile Victor n e a Oqaatsut (Rodebay) i t SAUDHÁRKRÓKUR Qeqertarsuaq s Ilulissat i Kangerlussuaq (Godhavn) Akunnaaq r u ÍSAFJÖRDHUR N (Jakobshavn) h (Søndrestrømflord) B d 65° D Aasiaat C Qasigiannguit i- a (Egedesminde) (Christianshåb) o é P BROUGHTON Niaqornaarsuk R f Kangaatsiaq C é t u t n ISLAND f d u i r m n Attu QEQERTALIK e i STYKKISHÓLMUR i s Mt Forel 20° b u o r e l r 3360 o AKRANES n r e Terre du Roi-Frédéric IX e la d i r n e Kangerlussuaq T t Sarfannguit e REYKJAVIK d rctiqu t Sisimiut laire a Cap Dyer ercle po KEFLAVÍK (Holsteinsborg) 1484 C Sermiligaaq é d Itilleq e Tiniteqilaaq PANGNIRTUNG r rd Kuummiut d o D e j øn f Ikkatteq 65° S øm QEQQATA Isortoq Kulusuk Kangaamiut tr Terre ISLANDE (Gammel Sukkertoppen) S Tasiilaq (Ammassalik) D de la (Angmagssalik) Reine-Ingrid a Maniitsoq I A (Sukkertoppen) keq v (Ba Napasoq ie Køge) i E s Atammik SERMERSOOQ I V U c Kapisillit 2850 i NUUK r é Q d (GODTHÅB) é 1740 r Cap Moltke Kangerluarsoruseq I F - (Færingehavn) i o T Qeqertarsuatsiaat R 60° (Fiskenæsset) lacier Timmiarmiut G u ikshåb (abandonné) N der d re F e t ô A Paamiut C (Frederikshåb) Kangilinnguit C (Grønnedal) L 30° M e r Narsalik Narsarsuaq PORT BURWELL Arsuk Qassiarsuk T Ivittuut KUJALLEQ Narsaq Igaliku 2289 60 Fjord A Qaqortoq Li d u Sletten Tasiusaq ndenow (Julianehåb) Aappilattoq Nanortalik Prins Christian Sund Cap Farewell T L a b r a d o r (Nunap Isua) e (Kap Farvel) N r HEBRON r e A Groenland (DANEMARK) - N É e u C v e O 60° 50° 40° Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères, direction des Archives (pôle géographique) © Octobre 2018.
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