Greenland
If you've read the book, you should know more about Greenland than the average person. It is one of those places that probably draws a blank stare to many since few
people live there now, few people have ever lived there, and few have traveled there. Greenland's present day population is a little over 55,000 people. Imagine that, 55,000 people living on
the largest island* on planet Earth. Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark but was given home rule in 1979 which means only certain aspects of their existence are overseen by the Danes.
Why Greenland is an island and Australia is a continent
List of islands by area (Wikipedia)
Continent or Island? (World Island Info)
We've provided some videos that shed more light on aspects of Greenland related to the book. Enjoy!
Background image by Greenland Travel / CC 2.0
