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Faroese Port in Obsolescence
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The history of the Faroese harbor goes back 100 years. In the 1920s, Faroese fishermen began looking for new routes under Greenland, and from this activity came a fishing station, which later received the name of the Faroese Harbour. A good natural harbor in the Kangerluarsoruseq fjord, about 50 kilometers south of Nuuk. One reason for this step was that the Faroese were not allowed to enter Greenlandic ports to land and work. The Danish soverei…
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