Petermann Glacier is located in which among the following?

Petermann Glacier made headline news in 2010 and again in 2012 when large pieces broke off the end of the glacier and floated out to sea.
Located on the northwestern coast of Greenland, Petermann Glacier covers 1,295 square kilometers.
It's floating ice tongue is 15–20 kilometers wide and 70 kilometers long—the longest floating glacier in the Northern Hemisphere.
A glacier is made up of fallen snow that has been compressed into a large thickened ice mass over many thousands of years.
Tidewater glaciers flow like very slow rivers to the ocean, and at the boundary between the glacier and the sea, ice breaks, or calves, from the end, creating icebergs.
Source: www.earthshots.usgs.gov