- Greenlandic Inuit (89.8%)
- Danes (10%)
- Other (0.2%)
The Inuit are an indigenous people of the Arctic region who have inhabited Greenland for centuries. The Danes are descendants of Danish settlers who arrived in Greenland in the 18th century. The "other" category includes a small number of people from other ethnic groups, such as Chinese and Filipinos.
The Inuit population in Greenland is concentrated along the west coast of the island, where the majority of the population lives. The Danes are more likely to live in the capital city of Nuuk and other larger towns.
