Dødemandsbugten
Daumannsvågen
The place
Dødemandsbugten ("Dead Man's Bay") in Northeast Greenland National Park, Ittoqqortoormiit/Scoresby Sund sector (east coast of Greenland, Greenland/Denmark), at a true altitude of ~10 m (0 m listed, acceptable for the Arctic), polar coastline. Continuous Northeast Greenland cluster (batches 379+). COUNTRY ANOMALY: Greenland/Denmark missing from the country table. Historic trapper/naturalist cabin (Dødemandsbugten, a historic Norwegian name evoking the remains of lost trappers + Northeast Greenland National Park, 972,000 km², established 1974, the world's largest national park, 2.5 times the size of France + Ittoqqortoormiit, population 350, the world's most isolated settlement + Scoresby Sund, the world's longest fjord system, 350 km + heritage of the Greenlandic Inuit, the Kalaallit (Inuit people, 56,000, Kalaallisut language spoken by 88% of the population + Thule migration around 1200 AD, pre-Danish Viking-Inuit contact + Danish colonization 1721, Hans Egede mission + Home Rule 1979 internal autonomy + Self-Government 2009 + heritage of Erik the Red, 985, Viking colonization of Greenland, which disappeared in 1450 due to the cold of the Little Ice Age).
The setting
NE Greenland Ittoqqortoormiit/Scoresby Sund E coast Greenland/Denmark altitude 0 m listed acceptable Arctic ~10 m actual polar coastline, continuous cluster batches 379+ new, historic trapper/naturalist cabin Dødemandsbugten historic Norwegian name lost trappers + NE Park 972,000 km² 1974 world's largest 2.5x France + Ittoqqortoormiit 350 world's most isolated + Scoresby Sund world's longest fjord system 350 km, Kalaallit Inuit 56,000 Kalaallisut 88% + Thule 1200 AD + Egede 1721 + Home Rule 1979 + Self-Government 2009 + Erik the Red 985 disappeared 1450 Little Ice Age, ANOMALY Greenland/Denmark missing.
