Google Street View has arrived to the northern island of Greenland, the massive piece of land in the Arctic Sea that is covered in ice for six months per year.
As reported by VentureBeat, Google has put together a portfolio of images from its trip to the region. And it is stunning.
Google has worked in partnership with two government agencies, Visit Greenland and Asiaq, to shoot the 360-degree, panoramic pictures.
Greenland is the biggest island in the world, and lays between the north of the Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Ocean.
In case you were wondering, here is where Greenland is: just north-east of Canada. Most of Google's shots are from the very south of the island, which is sparsely populated.
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