Sermersooq








Karta Sermersooq kommun.


Sermersooq är en kommun på Grönland, grundad efter den stora kommunsammanslagning som trädde i kraft 1 januari 2009.[1] Sermersooq kommun är en sammanslagning av de tidigare kommunerna Ammassalik, Ittoqqortoormiit, Ivittuut, Nuuk och Paamiut. Den nya kommunen är Grönlands folkrikaste, 21 232 invånare (2010) varav merparten bor i Nuuk, Grönlands huvudstad. Arealen är ca 531 900 km², vilket innebär att den är Grönlands ytmässigt näst största kommun, efter Qaasuitsup. Förutom Nuuk och ett antal andra orter på den sydvästra kusten ingår även några orter på östkusten, främst Ittoqqortoormiit och Ammassalik. Den nya kommunens logotyp är ett mörkblått stenröse på ljusblå botten. En gul sol stiger i öst. Det är formellt sett inte ett kommunvapen, men antogs som logotyp redan före kommunbildningen, i augusti 2008.



Orter och bosättningar |



  • Arsuk

  • Isortoq


  • Ittoqqortoormiit (Scoresbysund)


  • Kangilinnguit (Grønnedal)

  • Kapisillit


  • Kulusuk (Kap Dan)

  • Kuummiut


  • Nuuk (Godthåb)


  • Paamiut (Frederikshåb)


  • Qeqertarsuatsiaat (Fiskenæsset)

  • Sermiligaaq


  • Tasiilaq (Ammassalik)

  • Tiniteqilaaq





Noter |




  1. ^ Landstingslag nr 15, 5 december 2008 från grönländska Hjemmestyret (danska) Arkiverad 29 juni 2009 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.


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