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Qaqortoq (Greenlandic pronunciation: [qaqoʁtoq̚]), also
known as
Julianehåb, is a city in, and the
capital of, the
Kujalleq muni****lity in
southern Greenland...
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administrative center of the muni****lity is in
Qaqortoq (formerly
called Julianehåb). The muni****lity
consists of the
former muni****lities of
southern Greenland...
- (Holstensborg) Pop. 5,965
Ilulissat (Jacobshavn) Pop. 4,533
Qaqortoq (
Julianehåb) Pop. 3,144
Aasiaat (Egedesminde) Pop. 3,100
Maniitsoq (Sukkertoppen)...
- own peninsula,
which contains Julianehåb granite, a
granite formed in the
Precambrian era,
named after the
Julianehåb (now Qaqortoq) district. Scharbert...
- (Sletten) Nuuk (Godthåb)
Paamiut (Frederikshåb)
Qaanaaq (Thule)
Qaqortoq (
Julianehåb)
Qasigiannguit (Christianshåb)
Qeqertarsuaq (Godhavn)
Sisimiut (Holstensborg)...
- has no
direct representation in the council. It was
founded in 1835 by
Julianehåb buisnesmann Frederik L****en, with Bødker
Peter Bendtsen as
first bestyrer...
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Holstensborg Qeqqata 3 5,087
Ilulissat Jacobshavn Avannaata 4 3,069
Qaqortoq Julianehåb Kujalleq 5 2,992
Aasiaat Egedesminde Qeqertalik 6 2,519
Maniitsoq Sukkertoppen...
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began teaching there that year. He
became the
deputy school inspector of
Julianehåb (now Qaqortoq) in 1960.
Chemnitz later studied for a year at a Danish...
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proselytizing the Inuit. It was only with
Gustav Frederik Holm's
trips to
Julianehåb in 1880 and
Daniel Bruhns'
investigations at the same site in 1903 that...
- 1797, a
permanent trading depot was set up in
Nanortalik by
traders from
Julianehåb. Due to poor
harbour facilities, the town was
moved three kilometers northward...
