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The Ice Jam No. 1
Ilulissat / Disko Bay, Greenland
69.21, -51.08 · Captured 2026-07-24
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On 24 July 2026, the Sentinel-2 satellite looked down on Disko Bay near Ilulissat, Greenland — where the Jakobshavn Glacier calves more ice than almost anywhere else on Earth — and caught the bay jammed with icebergs: hundreds of irregular white fragments scattered across dark blue water, tundra and meltwater lakes filling the coastline behind them.
First Greenland piece in the catalogue — a UNESCO World Heritage icefjord, and one of the most dramatic iceberg fields anywhere, matched to the same "scattered irregular shapes against a uniform field" composition that made The Iceberg Lagoon No. 1 (FFO-IS-001) one of the collection's strongest performers.
