How big is a ingunna?

An ingunna is a type of traditional fishing boat used by the indigenous people of the Arctic, particularly in Greenland. Typically, it measures around 5 to 7 meters (16 to 23 feet) in length and is designed for navigating icy waters. The size can vary depending on the specific design and purpose, but they are generally small enough for a crew of a few people to manage effectively.