Photographs
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Qilertiinguit Kangilequtaa (2070m) seen from Uummannaq across the main arm of Uummannaq Fjord
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Chasm couloir above the northeastern shore. Seen from Uummannaq.
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Aerial view: Nunavik and the blanket glacier covering a large part of the northern chain of the central mountain range, north of Auvarrssuaq valley.
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Aerial view of Sarqap Tassersuaq, the emerald lake in the central valley
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