The Popo posted... Neat. Might sound weird to say, but I never knew how small Greenland was until just now by playing around on that site. On maps, it always appears absolutely gigantic, but its cause by it being stretched out due to the nature of maps as you approach the poles. That site takes the curvature into consideration when dragging stuff around, and Greenland is far smaller than Id previously thought it to be.
It might be a lot smaller than it appears on most maps due to curvature, but it's still pretty big. Take the southern point of Greenland and place it on the southern point of Texas and Greenland still reaches Canada and covers nearly every Great Plains state. That's a big island.