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Finnsbu

Place in Greenland, Denmark

Finnsbu was a Norwegian hunting, meteorological and radio station (Finnsbu Radio/LMX) located on the King Frederick VI Coast, Southeastern Greenland. Administratively

Finnsbu

Hallvard Devold

Norwegian Arctic explorer, trapper and meteorologist

(1902–1977) shared his vision and helped to establish a Norwegian station at Finnsbu, SE Greenland. Hallvard graduated from the University of Oslo in 1920.

Hallvard Devold

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Erik the Red's Land

Norwegian claim to an area of eastern Greenland from 1931 to 1933

Antarctic Haven Cartographic expeditions to Greenland King Christian X Land Finnsbu and Torgilsbu, part of a simultaneous claim in Southeast Greenland, which

Erik the Red's Land

Erik_the_Red's_Land

Fridtjof Nansen Land

Former Norwegian territory in Greenland

before by the Danish crown. The main settlements of the territory were Finnsbu in the north, with Trollbotn and Vogtsbu nearby, and Torgilsbu in the south

Fridtjof Nansen Land

Fridtjof_Nansen_Land

Gunnar Horn

Norwegian petroleum geologist and Arctic explorer

he went on ship Veslemari to East Greenland to establish the Storfjord, Finnsbu and Torgilsbu stations as part of the Norwegian contribution to the International

Gunnar Horn

Gunnar_Horn

Jonsbu

Place in Greenland, Denmark

Station". Together with Myggbukta, as well as Storfjord, Torgilsbu and Finnsbu further south, Jonsbu became part of the Norwegian contribution to the

Jonsbu

Finn Devold

Norwegian Arctic explorer, marine biologist and meteorologist

led the actions in southeastern Greenland, where he had established the Finnsbu radio station. 12 July 1932, the Norwegian flag was raised at Myggbukta

Finn Devold

Finn_Devold

Storfjord Station

Place in Greenland, Denmark

1932. Meanwhile another Norwegian station was built in Thorland and named Finnsbu. In the same year Norway staked sovereignty claims in Southeast Greenland

Storfjord Station

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Myggbukta

Place in Greenland, Denmark

Jónsbú Station in Hochstetter Foreland, as well as Storfjord, Torgilsbu and Finnsbu further south, Myggbukta became part of the Norwegian contribution to the

Myggbukta

Torgilsbu

Place in Greenland, Denmark

1932. Meanwhile another Norwegian station was built in Thorland and named Finnsbu. In the same year Norway staked sovereignty claims in Southeast Greenland

Torgilsbu

King Frederick VI Coast

Region in Greenland

required by the Norwegian government to formally hoist the Norwegian flag at Finnsbu, the main Norwegian station in the area. Following the 1933 resolution

King Frederick VI Coast

King_Frederick_VI_Coast

Graah Fjord

Fjord in Greenland

1828–31 expedition in search of the legendary Eastern Norse Settlement. Finnsbu was a Norwegian weather and radio station opened on the shore of the fjord

Graah Fjord

Graah_Fjord

Kangerlussuaq Fjord, East Greenland

Fjord in east Greenland

with -18 °C. List of fjords of Greenland Skaergaard intrusion Torgilsbu Finnsbu Therkel Mathiassen (1934), Eskimo finds from the Kangerdlugssuaq region

Kangerlussuaq Fjord, East Greenland

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Thorland

Peninsula in Sermersooq, Greenland

from Tromsø, a Norwegian station was built in southern Thorland and named Finnsbu. The other expedition, led by Ole Mortensen, went to Storefjord (Kangerlussuaq

Thorland

Skjoldungen

Island in Greenland

Greenland owing to its impressive landscapes. List of islands of Greenland Finnsbu, a 1931 - 1933 Norwegian station in Skjoldungen District Mette Felbo, Grønlandske

Skjoldungen