Yes people live there. The only place without perminent residents is Antartica. Scientist live there for short periods of time.

Greenland has people living along the coast where the ocean current keeps the climate more mild. Inland is extreme cold, and almost unlivable.

Yes, the island of Greenland is touched by the Atlantic Ocean. In fact, Greenland's coasts are washed by the far northern Atlantic Ocean. Much further north, its coasts are touched by the Arctic Ocean.

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The Kingdom of Denmark owns Greenland.

Greenland is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of Denmark. Greenland has its own home rule and self-governance, but its defense, foreign affair and finance are still the responsibility of the Danish government.

Greenland is located on the North American continent. The capital of Greenland is Nuuk. Its total land area is 2,166,086 square kilometers.

The Labrador Sea lies between Canada and Greenland.

As per the 'Realkreditforeningen' (who is an indutry organisation for finansing institions) the average for 3rd quarter 2009 was 1.600 Euro per m2. In general I would say that the prices in the Capital is twice that of the province.

80 degrees west, 60 degrees west, 40 degrees west

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anywhere the is completely covered by water

See etymology at the Wikipedia link below.

Latitude: N 71° 42' 24.9696" / Longitude: W 42° 36' 15.4908"
(71.706936, -42.604303)

Greenland is not considered to be a continent, as it is too small. On some map projections it is distorted because of its position so far north. It is, however, the world's largest island situated north-east of Canada.

no they don't have a president in greenland

It began forming in the late Pliocene epoch.

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the main occupation is fishing.

Roughly where it is now between N America and Europe. Pangea first split east west (in the Triassic) forming Laurasia (northth) and Gondwanaland (south) with an ocean called 'Tethis' in between.

In the Cretaceous Laurasia spilt north south to open up the North Atlantic and Greenland moved with the N American continent to its present position.

Yes it snows almost everywhere in Greenland.

The Greenland Sea on the east coast and the Baffin Bay on the west coast.

Greenland is an autonomous country, but it is still governed in part by Denmark and considered to be a part of the Kingdom of Denmark. In 2009, Greenland transferred from a "home rule" to a "self rule" governing system which means that now, Greenland governs all of their own affairs except foreign policy which is still handled by Denmark.

The correct spelling for the west coast of Greenland is qeqertarsuatsiaq.

Because its closer to the equator.