kalaallit nunaat, region by region: where each Planet North idea could take root. Draft readings from the map edition, for Christian’s review.

kujalleq // Where Norse and Inuit farming met, and where Greenland's best-known rare-earth deposits sit beside sheep farms and fjords. Planet North tests its ethical-mining and strata ideas here first, next to the circular farms they would have to protect.

nuuk & the capital fjord // The capital, where government, research and the first data centre are. Planet North convenes its co-imagining workshops here and gives AI safety as healthcare an institutional home: clinics, codes of conduct and compute that answer to the people it serves.

qeqqata // Sisimiut runs on meltwater. Planet North reads this coast as the eco-nomy's engine room: electrons as regenerative currency, infrastructure that regenerates, and water held in common.

qeqertalik // Small towns around Disko Bay. Here the eco-nomy's needs-met layer gets concrete: homes that breathe, learning halls, a connected culture, and the deck's question of what it means to thrive.

avannaata // The icefjord at Ilulissat, Uummannaq's mountain from the deck's first slide, and Pituffik Space Base. The ice teaches design here, while defense agreements and bartering treaties decide how the north is shared.

tunu // The remote east coast where the voyage arrives. This is the practice made physical: ceremony with hosts and elders, a documentary, an installation, and the eclipse gathering the deck is named for.

the national park // In the deck's words, the largest national park in the world, home to polar bears, musk oxen and walruses. Planet North holds it as wild land in common. It also contains Mestersvig, one of the two new defence areas in the 2026 agreement.

sermersuaq · the ice sheet // About four fifths of Greenland lies under ice. In Planet North the inland ice is the commons of imagination, where the themes, the arcology and the possible worlds sit above any one town.