Hjejbreen
Hjejbreen is a glacier located in western Greenland. It is situated on the Nuussuaq Peninsula, approximately 80 kilometers north of the town of Ilulissat. The glacier flows from the Greenland ice sheet towards the sea, terminating in an outlet glacier. Hjejbreen has been a subject of scientific study due to its rapid retreat and contribution to sea-level rise.
Research on Hjejbreen has focused on understanding its dynamics, including ice flow rates, calving processes, and
The Nuussuaq Peninsula itself is known for its geological features, including sedimentary rocks and volcanic formations,