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English: Isfjord, Ilulissat, Diskobay, West Greenland. Huge icebergs (up to 600 ft. high) and calv ice moving out of the Isfjord (Kangia) to the sea. In summer this movement is reaching a speed of 30 m. per day. July 1999, Position: 69° 10´ N, 50° 57´ W
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UNESCO heritage site at Kangia Ilulissat Icefjord, on Diskobay at Ilulissiat, Western Greenland
Isfjord, Ilulissat, Diskobay, West Greenland. Huge icebergs (up to 600 ft. high) and calv ice moving out of the Isfjord (Kangia) to the sea. In summer this movement is reaching a speed of 30 m. per day. July 1999, Position: 69° 10´ N, 50° 57´ W Sour