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Bilag 1 Oversigtskort for Avannaata Kommunia ILISARNAATIT TAKUSSUTISSARTAI SIGNATURFORKLARING Imeqarmmut killeqark - inerteqqutaavoq Vandspærrezone - kørsel forbudt UNESCO-mit eqqissisimatitaq - inerteqqutaavoq UNESCO fredning - kørsel forbudt UNESCO-mut Buerzone - inerteqqutaavoq UNESCO Buerzone - kørsel forbudt Pinngortitami mianerisassat - inerteqqutaavoq Naturfølsomme områder - kørsel forbudt Pituuk - kommunip agguataarnerata avataa Pituk - uden for kommunal inddeling Inerteqqutaavoq Kørsel forbudt Aqqutigineqarsinnaasoq - inerteqqutaanngilaq Kørselskorridor - kørsel tilladt Nunaannaq/aqqut - inerteqqutaanngilaq Åbent land/kørezone - kørsel tilladt Siorapaluk Allanngutsaaliugaq Nationalparken Qaanaaq Qeqertat AVANERSUUP EQQAANNI / Pituffik AVANERSUAQ OMRÅDET (AVA) Savissivik Kullorsuaq KULLORSUUP EQQAANNI / Nuussuaq KULLORSUAQ OMRÅDET (KUL) Nutaarmiut Tasiusaq Innaarsuit Naajaat UPERNAVIUP EQQAANNI / Aappilattoq UPERNAVIK OMRÅDET (UPE) Upernavik Kangersuatsiaq Upernavik Kujalleq SIQQUK EQQAANNI / SIGGUK OMRÅDET (SIG) Nuugaatsiaq Illorsuit Ukkusissat Niaqornat UUMMANNAP EQQAANNI / Qaarsut Saattut Uummannaq UUMMANNAQ OMRÅDET (UUM) Ikerasak NUUSSUUP EQQAANNI / Saqqaq Qeqertaq NUUSSUAQ OMRÅDET (NUU) Kangerluk Qeqertarsuaq Oqaatsut Ilulissat ILULISSAT EQQAANNI / Ilimanaq ILULISSAT OMRÅDET (ILU) Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat Akunnaaq Qasigiannguit Ikamiut Kangaatsiaq Avannaata Kommunia Niaqornnarsuk Ikerasaarsuk Suliaq Ukiuunerani assartuutit motoorinik ingerlatillit nunaannarmi atorneqarneri pillugit ileqqoreqq Iginniarfik Sag: Vedtægt om anvendelse af motoriserede befordringsmidler i det åbne land for vinterkørsel Attu Qeqertalik Sammisaq Nunaannarmi motoorinik ingerlatillit pillugit ileq, Avannaata Kommunianut takussutissaq Emne: Vedtægt for motoriseret kørsel i det åbne land, Oversigtskort over Avannaata Kommunia Ulloq / Dato: 24.02.2020 Nunap assinga ilanngussaq nr.: / Kortbilag nr.: 1 ILISARNAATIT TAKUSSUTISSARTAI SIGNATURFORKLARING Imeqarmmut killeqark - inerteqqutaavoq Vandspærrezone - kørsel forbudt Illoqarup nunaqarullu killeqari By- / bygdegrænse Nunaannaq/aqqut - inerteqqutaanngilaq Åbent land/kørezone - kørsel tilladt Imaq, kangerluit, kuuk tatsillu – inerteqqutaanngillat Hav, orde, elve og søer - kørsel tilladt Nuussuaq Avannaata Kommunia Suliaq Ukiuunerani assartuutit motoorinik ingerlatillit nunaannarmi atorneqarneri pillugit ileqqoreqq Sag: Vedtægt om anvendelse af motoriserede befordringsmidler i det åbne land for vinterkørsel Sammisaq Nunaannarmi motoorinik ingerlatillit pillugit ileq, Nuussuup eqqaani nunaannaq Emne: Vedtægt for motoriseret kørsel i det åbne land, Det åbne land omkring Nuussuaq Ulloq / Dato: 24.02.2021 Nunap assinga ilanngussaq nr.: / Kortbilag nr.: 2 ILISARNAATIT TAKUSSUTISSARTAI SIGNATURFORKLARING Imeqarmmut killeqark - inerteqqutaavoq Vandspærrezone - kørsel forbudt Illoqarup nunaqarullu killeqari By- / bygdegrænse Nunaannaq/aqqut - inerteqqutaanngilaq Åbent land/kørezone - kørsel tilladt Imaq, kangerluit, kuuk tatsillu – inerteqqutaanngillat Hav, orde, elve og søer - kørsel tilladt Kullorsuaq Avannaata Kommunia Suliaq Ukiuunerani assartuutit motoorinik ingerlatillit nunaannarmi atorneqarneri pillugit ileqqoreqq Sag: Vedtægt om anvendelse af motoriserede befordringsmidler i det åbne land for vinterkørsel Sammisaq Nunaannarmi motoorinik ingerlatillit pillugit ileq, Kullorsuup eqqaani nunaannaq Emne: Vedtægt for motoriseret kørsel i det åbne land, Det åbne land omkring Kullorsuaq Ulloq / Dato: 24.02.2021 Nunap assinga ilanngussaq nr.: / Kortbilag nr.: 3.
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