Lundey

Lundey is named among the islands and fjords of Norse Greenland in a medieval geographical account. It lay off the southern coast, in the vicinity of the Eastern Settlement, where farms occupied the shores of the long fjords. The account places Lundey after Ketilsfjord and before Alptafjord in its list of coastal places. Farther east stood Herjolfsnes, a farm and church associated with Herjolf, one of the settlers who came to Greenland from Iceland.