Kvanefjeld, Mineral deposit site in Kujalleq, Greenland
Kvanefjeld is a mountain in Kujalleq known for its mineral composition. The rock formation contains fluorite, rare earth oxides, and other elements found within its geological structure.
The mineral deposits at Kvanefjeld were discovered in the mid-20th century. Since then, the location has drawn continuous scientific attention and interest in resource development.
The indigenous population of Greenland maintains traditional connections to the Kvanefjeld lands, influencing decisions about resource management.
Access to the mountain is restricted and typically requires permission. Visitors should check local conditions and any entry requirements in advance.
The site holds the second-largest deposit of rare earth oxides worldwide and the sixth-largest uranium deposit, spread across three distinct zones.
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