Ilulissat
In Greenlandic Ilulissat means icebergs, an apt name as the sea is full of large bergs from the huge icefjord just south of the town. Well inside the Arctic Circle with a population of 5,000 (plus the same number of dogs) it is Greenland's third largest town and main tourist centre. Click on any photo to see an enlarged version. | ||||
![]() Disko Bay |
![]() Town centre |
![]() Harbour |
![]() Harbour |
![]() Fish |
![]() Storehouse |
![]() Looking north |
![]() Looking south |
![]() Zion Church |
![]() Hospital |
![]() General view |
![]() Supermarket |
![]() Shopping centre |
![]() Fish market |
![]() Sealmeat |
![]() Whalemeat |
![]() Blubber boilers |
![]() Turf house |
![]() Turf house |
![]() New housing |
![]() Colonial past |
![]() Insulated pipes |
![]() Sheds and sleds |
![]() Outskirts |
![]() Disko Bay |
![]() Looking north |
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