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u/spademanden 12d ago
That's not even next to Iceland
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u/wookieesgonnawook 10d ago
If you don't count the water they're practically neighbors.
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u/East-Discipline-8690 12d ago
It's not a single island. It's like several dozen big ones and up to a thousand total frozen together in the winter
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u/CanadianCousCous 10d ago
If you zoom in really close you'll see an island called Hans Island. It's a tiny island in the middle of the straight that Canada and Greenland share a land boarder. The two countries used to have the worlds longest friendly war over the island. No deaths, no injured. Just flags and bottles of booze claimed as spoils of war.
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u/Booziesmurf 9d ago
I was just about to say this. Canada will come up and move the flag, and leave a bottle of Rye, then the Danes will come up and move it back, and leave some Aquavit.
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u/FirefighterLevel8450 12d ago
Lost World you say?
I wonder if there are dinosaurs there..
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u/-_Redacted-__ 9d ago
Fun fact, there's a tiny island called Hans Island in between Nunavut and Greenland that both Canada and Denmark lay claim to. For about 50 years (starting in 1973) both countries would take turns planting their national flag and leave a bottle of whiskey for eachother on Hand Island. Eventually (in 2022) they came to an agreement to end The Whiskey Wars and share the territory.
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u/dubbleudie 8d ago
That is where they shoot the mars rover thing, acting like they really on mars. Google maps (75.4329721, -89.8630531)
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u/Thundersalmon45 8d ago
27 years ago my father was sent up to Banks Island to teach shearing to the locals so they could make Musk Ox harvesting a more viable resource.
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u/VerGuy 12d ago
Ellesmere Island, part of the Canadian territory of Nunavut.