Note that the points are all meant to be temporary. The glacier areas should ideally be enclosed as multi polygons, names reassigned to them and my simple points deleted. That is, however, beyond my capability. My step 1 was the pointing out of the right places and names. Anyone is more than welcome to do so..

One more thing: Lots of glaciers are already mapped into multipolygons as "xx glacier". This is in all instances incorrect. Name would be "xx gletsjer" or a similar inuit name with the "gletsjer" one as alt_name....

Ahh these are glaciers, my last remark was about peaks, sorry. For glaciers changes would typically be from "gletscher" or "bræ" or "breen" to "gletsjer"....

It is an official and approved place name. Is there a better or more correct way? Then I shall re-edit. For the rest I have "official no" because it (or another one) still has be appoved or assigned (or simply have spelling changed). Lots of old norwegian names where approval would most likely simply be "fjeldet" instead of "fjellet"...

Where do these peak names originate? Officially approved?

Where do these peak names originate? Officially approved?

The correct local name for Prins Christian Sund is Ikerasassuaq

It is way 27422785 that should be cut for island

OOps, my comment should not be on the chgset, but the way

This should be cut up to make the right hand part a separate island "Lindhard Ø"

Please note that the correct names (greenlandic and danish) were put at a point in the glacier area a couple of years ago for later multipolygon rendering. Similarly for other glaciers in the area....

Åh, regnearket havde smækket stort begyndelsesbogstav på source...

OK, tak, du har rettet til name:da, men osse noget andet, som jeg ikke lige kan se, hvad er, og derfor risikerer at gentage :-)

Åh, slåfejl. Tak!

Hi are you able to give the ice free area that includes way 173093347 the name Moltke Nunatak? I imported point coordinates, but the name has to be assigned to the area and not the point. Two actual peaks Stenen and Milepælen are in the area..

Å, det er lidt ligesom den danske adressedatabase. Der er der osse en masse uofficielle, der kun giver mening ved opslag i kilden. Men netop 'ref' havde jeg overset, tak....

Btw: Lots of placenames here https://data.geus.dk/geusmap/?mapname=stednavnedb#baslay=&optlay=&extent=218587.77130888327,8078602.178490916,430711.47745123965,8168358.768644856&layers=grl_geus_north_east_higgins_map

You use english names for "name". The names are Hovgaard Ø, Lynn Ø, Dijmpna Sund, Hekla Sund. Dijmphna Sund is only the part between Hovgaard and Lynn. But it is good to get names on geographical items...

Super!

It is a little tricky and there is probably a better way to fully identify them. These are not just cairs/heaps of stones, but there are markers showing them s borders to Unesco World Heritage site 1149. Moreover osme of them are at peaks, so markup is a mixture of three things.

The best might actulally be to separate the marking of those points:
... Those which are peaks as such with names and elevation.
... On all of the points simply cairn
... and on all of them boundary=marker with Unesco World Heritage as name.

I may have supplementary details and possibly some changes for he last point when I revisit the site in october.
But please feel free to correct..