Sealandin

Sealandin is a region in Spitsbergen, one of the Svalbard archipelago in the Norwegian part of the Arctic Ocean. It is located on the eastern coast of Spitsbergen, approximately 200 kilometers north of longtitude 11 and 73 degrees north latitude. The area is part of the Svalbard Knowledge Centre's Project Svalbard, and is of particular interest due to its varied and relatively untouched geological and archaeological environment.

The area is composed primarily of sandstone and conglomerate, which support a variety of sedimentary and glacial landforms. Bounded by fossil-drenched cliffs to the west, and gently sloping heath grass clade ridges to the east and south, Sealandin consists mainly of tundra landscape, with small mountainous outcrops. Forested woods and sphagnum moss spread across the terrain.

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