Neria Coast

Neria lies on Greenland's southwestern coast, where a fjord cuts inland between high mountains. The name was given to a settlement near the fjord mouth and is understood as a bay full of icebergs. Beyond the islands and rocky shore, the ice-free land rises toward the inland ice sheet. Neighboring fjords, including Arsuk to the south, divide the coast into peninsulas and provide sheltered waters amid the exposed Labrador Sea.