Royal Inspectors of South Greenland
South Greenland comprised the southwest coast between Sukkertoppen and Nennortalik.
- Bendt Olrik (1782–1789)
- Andreas Molbech Lund (1789–1795)
- Claus Bendeke (1795–1797)
- Niels Rosing Bull (1797–1802)
- Marcus Nissen Myhlenphort (1802–1821) acting (until 1803)
- Christian Alexander Platou (1821–1823) acting
- Arent Christopher Heilmann (1823–1824) acting
- Christian Alexander Platou (1824–1827)
- Ove Valentin Kielsen (1827–1828)
- Carl Peter Holbøll (1828–1856)
- Jørgen Nielsen Møller (1856–1857) acting
- Hinrich Johannes Rink (1857–1868)
- Albert E. Blichfeldt Høyer (1868–1869)
- Hannes Peter Stephensen (1870–1882)
- Frederik Tryde Lassen (1882–1884) acting
- Carl Julius Peter Ryberg (1884–1890)
- Johan Carl Joansen (1890–1891) acting
- Conrad Poul Emil Brummerstedt (1891–1892) acting
- Edgar Christian Fencker (1892–1899)
- Regnar Stephensen (1899–1902)
- Oscar Peter Cornelius Koch (1902–1903)
- Ole Bendixen (1903–1914)
- Oluf Hastrup (1914–1915)
- Carl Frederik Harries (1915–1923)
- Christian Simony (1924) acting
- Knud Oldendow (1924) acting
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