Bluie East Four

Type   Other
Historical Name of Location   Ella, North Greenland, Greenland

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ww2dbaseBluie East Four was a radio, weather, and sledge patrol station on Ella Island in eastern Greenland. Sledge patrol operations was limited generally in the summer months only.

Last Major Update: Feb 2020






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WW2-Era Place Name Ella, North Greenland, Greenland
Lat/Long 72.8500, -25.0000
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