I think you are getting closer, though noes to both.
@hannes’s guess is still closest, so far.
Hint 5: Their language isa branch of the Northeast Caucasian language family, and often grouped together with the Avar language, but not the Avar language family nor the Lezgian language family.
Karata, Akhvakhsky District
for you.
From Wikipedia
The word Dagestan is of Turkish and Persian origin. The Turkish word dağ means ‘mountain’, and the Persian suffix -stan means ‘land’.
Thanks to @hannes for the hard work. Complete mission impossible otherwise.
Looking for the name of the village where this church is located
Nuuk Cathedral, Greenland
No but quite close
Edit: Maybe better: “You are on the right track”. My definition of “close” might be different from yours.
Yeah, upon closer look, this church looks a bit smaller, though quite similar
Also please remember to name the village
yeah, i give up looking for it. I’m going to randomly throw thing out there as well…
I mean it looks like it should be somewhere closer to Russia or the Arctic, but most churches up there are really well built…
Full Gospel Church, Nunavut, Arctic Bay, Canada
Cold. @hannes’ guess was much closer.
Edit: Upon checking Google Maps, the distance from your guess is about the same as from @hannes’ guess (as the crow flies) (HUGE HINT right there)
Oh god Mr Milker incoming
Any educated guesses on my pic then?
Lofoten?
Alright, leaving a few clues for the lunch break crowd.
Good thinking.
Good thinking.
Correct. That’s why this village has a new church as well as this old church.
The old church in Upernavik, Greenland
Interestingly, a search for churches in Greenland revealed nothing, but when I switched to Baffin Bay, it popped up right away.
