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Danish and Greenlandic.

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both are island

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Iceland was once all covered in snow

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Greenland is a semi-independent entity under the Danish crown, i.e. part of Denmark.

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The city of Nuuk is the capital of Greenland.

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The country of Denmark was officially unified in c. 965, however, there were many large settlements in the country before then, most notably the Vikings.

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Two of them are Canada and Denmark

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Its naming may have been pure propoganda in an attempt to get settelers to make the long voyage to this new world or maybe Its from the Vikings who settled it to try and trick new settlers to come there.

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Australia is four to five times bigger than Greenland. Greenland is frequently pictured on maps of the world based on the Mercator Projection, which makes Greenland look much larger than it actually is.

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Santa Claus does NOT appear in traditional Danish folklore. It is an American invention which have been imported into Danish culture in late 19 century. The same goes obviously for the idea that Santa Claus's home is on the Danish Island of Greenland - so Hollywood's explanation - that he travels by a flying sleigh - is as good as anybodyelse's.

In Scandinavian tradition houses, fields and forests are inhabited by nisser/tomter which are small, often old, men with long beards and red hats. These are only nice and helpful as long as you feed them - if you don't they turn hostile and dangerous. This tradition is today mixed with the Sante Claus story, so that Santa is some time seen as a nisse/tomte - sometimes they are his helpers (think : Walt Disney cartoons).

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Greenland has a higher elevation. Greenland's highest mountain is 3700m high, whilst Australia's highest mountain is 2228m high. The lowest point in Greenland is the Atlantic Ocean, which is of course sea-level, whilst Australia's lowest point, Lake Eyre, is 15 metres below sea level.

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Greenland, at this time, has no floral emblem or national flower.

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Greenland is formally a part of Denmark, and today they don't really have any particular enemies. Denmark is a member of NATO, which makes all NATO members allies to Greenland as well.

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In fact it is.

Glaciers cover only about 11% of Iceland's surface, while Greenland glacier covers almost all of Greenland.

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Please use the link below, it's a map of the location of Vrangstrup, which is the site of the church in Vrangstrup Parish.

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Greenland is green. but there aren't any trees. Alot of greass and alot of rocks. But also alot of snow and ice. It was named to make it attractive for people to come and live there.

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It's part of the Kingdom of Denmark, but not the consitutent country of Denmark, wich is also part of the Kingdom of Denmark.

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Greenland is land that hasn't been built on and brown land is ground that's been built on

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