A remote coal deposit revisited: Middle Jurassic coals at Kulhøj, western Germania Land, northeast Greenland

► A coal deposit in Northeast Greenland was revisited for the first time since 1908. ► The coals are Middle Jurassic in age and were deposited in a floodplain environment. ► The coals are different from but related to other Jurassic coal deposits in the area. ► The coals are medium-rank high-grade coal, dominated by vitrinite and inertinite. ► Paralic coals were not found-their presence is suggested by loose blocks.