... Kolbeinsey to be 400 fathoms long and 60 fathoms high ( about 700m long by 90m high ) . Some 300 years later , French sailors reported an island of only 500m and after another 100 years ( in 1970 ) Kolbeinsey was only 40m long by 5m ...
... Kolbeinsey ( see below ) . Thus Jónas probably intended the second stanza of the poem as a description , exaggerated but fundamentally realis- tic , of what conditions on Kolbeinsey might be like . The poem contains a web of historical ...
Burton G. Hurdle. Kolbeinsey Ridge The Kolbeinsey Ridge ( 69 ° 30′N , 16 ° 20′W ) ( Fig . 9 ) is the segment of the midocean ridge between Iceland and Jan Mayen Island . The ridge stretches northward approximately 540 km , where it ...
... Kolbeinsey Ridge, connected to the Reykjanes Ridge west of proto-Iceland (Figures 3.13 and 3.16). 3.2.4.6. The Jan Mayen microcontinent and the Kolbeinsey Basin This transfer of divergence to Greenland resulted in the isolation of a ...
... Kolbeinsey which Denmark considered to be a juridical rock.136 Ultimately, Kolbeinsey was given diminished effect in the final boundary and Grimsey full effect. In that regard it should be noted that Kolbeinsey is 60 nm from Iceland and ...
... Kolbeinsey ridges. Stage 3. By chron 6 time, the propagating tip of the Kolbeinsey Ridge had reached the West Jan Mayen Fracture Zone and spreading ceased on the Aegir Ridge. Spreading continued at the Kolbeinsey Ridge alone to the ...
... Kolbeinsey Ridge had been registered since 1 July 1999 . Kolbeinsey Ridge is divided from Iceland by an oblique running transform fault , the Tjörnes Fracture Zone ( TFZ ) . It is a slow - spreading ridge with an estimated asymmetric ...
... Kolbeinsey Ridge and most parts of the Gakkel Ridge, to oblique at the Mohns Ridge, and highly oblique at the Knipovich Ridge. At the southern part of the Knipovich Ridge, the highly oblique spreading results in an effective spreading ...
... Kolbeinsey ( 67 ° 07 ′ N. , 18 ° 36 ′ W. , B. A. Chart 565 ) .— This rocky islet lies about 36 miles north ... Kolbeinsey . Landing is best effected on the southeastern side of Kolbeinsey where there are fewer rocks than elsewhere . Note ...