Borgjokel

Borgjokel glacier forms part of Queen Louise Land's extensive ice formations, contributing to the region's complex network of frozen water masses.

The glacier received its name during the Denmark Expedition of 1906-1908, which conducted initial mapping surveys of northeastern Greenland's unexplored territories.

Scientists from international research stations regularly monitor Borgjokel glacier to study climate patterns and ice sheet dynamics in the Arctic region.

Access to Borgjokel glacier requires special permits and transportation arrangements through the Greenland Department of Environment and Nature management system.

The glacier exists within the boundaries of the world's largest national park, where temperatures remain below freezing for most of the year.

Location: Northeast Greenland National Park

GPS coordinates: 76.71667,-24.25000

Latest update: March 15, 2025 07:37