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Oodaaq or
Oodap Qeqertaa was a bank of
gravel and silt
northeast of Greenland.
During the
first modern survey and
mapping of
northern Greenland in 1978...
- by the
original discoverers of
Oodaaq. The
coordinates for ATOW1996 are
actually further north than
those for
Oodaaq, so it
currently holds the record...
- 1978 Uffe Petersen, a
member of the
Danish Geodetic Institute,
discovered Oodaaq Island at 83° 40' 32.5" N. Its last
confirmed sighting was in 1979. In 2003...
- thought, due to a GPS error, was
Oodaaq,
turned out to be a
different m**** 780
metres (2,560 ft) north-west of
Oodaaq. They
believed it was a previously...
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banks have been
discovered in the sea to the
north of the island, such as
Oodaaq, 83-42, and ATOW1996; however,
there is
debate as to
whether such gravel...
- have been
proposed as the
northernmost include ATOW1996, RTOW2001, and
Oodaaq. However,
these are not
thought to be
permanent islands, but
rather semi-permanent...
- Oahu, Hawaii,
United States Noorderhaaks, off the
coast of the
Netherlands Oodaaq,
Greenland **** Ulor, Beserah,
Kuantan District, Pahang,
Malaysia Parece...
- 633°E / -82.500; 117.633)
experiences this from
about May 19 to July 25.
Oodaaq, a
gravel bank at the
northern tip of
Greenland and a
disputed northernmost...
- of Cape
Morris Jesup) and
Wandel Sea of the
Arctic Ocean in the north.
Oodaaq island, the
northernmost point of land of the world, lies off the north...
- 30 m by 60 m and 3–4 m high;
deconfirmed by the 2022
survey as a true land
Oodaaq 83°40′N, 30°40′W 704.2 km Uffe
Petersen 1978 No; is a
gravel bank 15 m by...
