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Scandinavia includes the countries of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden located in northern Europe. While Finland and Iceland are sometimes grouped with the region, they are not technically part of Scandinavia. During the 10th-13th centuries, the kingdoms of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden emerged on the Scandinavian Peninsula. Denmark formed from Jutland, Zealand, and Scania, while Sweden formed from its lands on the peninsula. Norway included areas on the peninsula and overseas territories.
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Scandinavia includes the countries of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden located in northern Europe. While Finland and Iceland are sometimes grouped with the region, they are not technically part of Scandinavia. During the 10th-13th centuries, the kingdoms of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden emerged on the Scandinavian Peninsula.
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The Nordic countries consist of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, as well as their associated territories of the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Aland Islands. These countries share a common history and culture, as well as political and economic systems like the Nordic model. They cooperate in the Nordic Council although they do not form a single political entity. The total population of the Nordic countries is approximately 25 million people spread over an area of 3.5 million square kilometers.
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Scandinavia refers to a region in Northern Europe consisting of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, as well as sometimes Iceland and Finland. The main bond between these countries is their similar Scandinavian languages. Some key facts about the region include Norway being just larger than New Mexico, Finland having over 188,000 lakes, and Sweden being known for innovations like the refrigerator. The document then provides more detailed information about the geography, demographics, economies, cultures and political systems of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden individually.
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Scandinavia includes Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. Denmark is located in Northern Europe and has a temperate climate. Copenhagen is the capital and largest city of Denmark, known for its parks and museums. Norway and Sweden have similar geography as Nordic countries located in Northern Europe with long coastlines and mountainous interiors. Both have temperate climates influenced by the Gulf Stream and see snowy winters and mild summers. Major cities include Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Stockholm, the capital and largest city of Sweden.
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Norway is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe that borders Sweden, Finland, and Russia. It has a mountainous and fjord-dotted coastline along the North Atlantic Ocean. The southern part of Norway contains plains and low hills and is home to the capital city of Oslo. Norway has three main rivers that flow from the mountainous interior to the sea. The indigenous Sami people have inhabited northern Norway for over 11,000 years and continue their semi-nomadic reindeer herding traditions. May 17th is Norway's Independence Day, a national celebration of Norway's independence from Sweden. Traditional folk music and the classical compositions of Edvard Grieg are an important part of Norwegian culture. Norway has a constitutional
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Norway is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe with a population of 5.3 million people. The capital and largest city is Oslo. Norway has a constitutional monarchy government and the official languages are Norwegian. Some key facts about Norway include that it has over 450,000 lakes, has been ranked the ideal country to live in by the UN, and is very successful at the Winter Olympics. The Sami people are an indigenous group who have lived in northern Norway for over 10,000 years herding reindeer. Major attractions include Vigeland Park sculpture garden in Oslo and Viking ship remains at the Viking Ship Museum.
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Scandinavia refers to Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. The Scandinavian Peninsula consists of Sweden and Norway. The capital cities are Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki, Copenhagen and Reykjavik. The countries have different official languages and currencies. Some popular attractions include the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, Legoland in Denmark, and the Northern Lights in Norway. Universities like the University of Copenhagen and University of Oslo are prominent institutions of higher education in the region.
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Norway has a population of around 5 million people with Oslo as its capital and largest city. Norwegian is the official language and the country uses the Norwegian krone as its currency. Norway has a constitutional monarchy government with the Prime Minister as head of government appointed by the King. Around 86% of Norwegians belong to the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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The Nordic countries consist of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, as well as their associated territories of the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Aland Islands. These countries share a common history and culture, as well as political and economic systems like the Nordic model. They cooperate in the Nordic Council although they do not form a single political entity. The total population of the Nordic countries is approximately 25 million people spread over an area of 3.5 million square kilometers.
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Scandinavia refers to a region in Northern Europe consisting of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, as well as sometimes Iceland and Finland. The main bond between these countries is their similar Scandinavian languages. Some key facts about the region include Norway being just larger than New Mexico, Finland having over 188,000 lakes, and Sweden being known for innovations like the refrigerator. The document then provides more detailed information about the geography, demographics, economies, cultures and political systems of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden individually.
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Scandinavia includes Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. Denmark is located in Northern Europe and has a temperate climate. Copenhagen is the capital and largest city of Denmark, known for its parks and museums. Norway and Sweden have similar geography as Nordic countries located in Northern Europe with long coastlines and mountainous interiors. Both have temperate climates influenced by the Gulf Stream and see snowy winters and mild summers. Major cities include Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Stockholm, the capital and largest city of Sweden.
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Norway is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe that borders Sweden, Finland, and Russia. It has a mountainous and fjord-dotted coastline along the North Atlantic Ocean. The southern part of Norway contains plains and low hills and is home to the capital city of Oslo. Norway has three main rivers that flow from the mountainous interior to the sea. The indigenous Sami people have inhabited northern Norway for over 11,000 years and continue their semi-nomadic reindeer herding traditions. May 17th is Norway's Independence Day, a national celebration of Norway's independence from Sweden. Traditional folk music and the classical compositions of Edvard Grieg are an important part of Norwegian culture. Norway has a constitutional
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Scandinavia refers to Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. The Scandinavian Peninsula consists of Sweden and Norway. The capital cities are Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki, Copenhagen and Reykjavik. The countries have different official languages and currencies. Some popular attractions include the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, Legoland in Denmark, and the Northern Lights in Norway. Universities like the University of Copenhagen and University of Oslo are prominent institutions of higher education in the region.
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- They share a history dating back to the Viking age and a union between 1857-1905, with cultural influences like Lutheranism and Scandinavian foods like meatballs and herring.
- Key facts about each country like populations (Sweden 9.3M, Norway 4.8M), capitals (Stockholm, Oslo), currencies (Swedish krona, Norwegian krone) and health care systems.
- Details about the city of Uppsala, Sweden, including transportation options and student housing for foreign exchange students.
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The document provides information about Norway, including its geography, landscapes, food, tourist attractions, and festivals. Some key points:
- Norway has a long coastline facing the North Atlantic Ocean and Barents Sea, with many scenic landscapes like fjords and mountains.
- Traditional Norwegian foods include fish dishes like klippfisk as well as hearty stews and meatballs.
- Popular tourist attractions showcase Norway's natural beauty like Geirangerfjord and glaciers, as well as cultural sites like stave churches and Bryggen.
- Festivals celebrate Norwegian culture, including Ice Music festivals, ski festivals, and events highlighting Sami culture and pickled fish.
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The Vikings originated from Scandinavia and once raided much of Europe and parts of Asia in the Middle Ages using their advanced longboat technology. They established settlements in Iceland and Greenland and were the first Europeans to reach North America. By the late Middle Ages, the Scandinavian kingdoms of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark had emerged as powerful states. Today, Scandinavia consists of these three countries as well as Finland, Iceland, and the territory of Greenland, which share similar cultures, languages, economies, and high standards of living.
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Iceland is an island nation located far north, with a population of around 330,000 people who speak Icelandic, one of the languages most at risk of disappearing. The capital and largest city is Reykjavik. Iceland relies heavily on fishing and has a strong tourism industry focused on its natural beauty and geology, including volcanoes and hot springs. The island has also had success in several sports in recent years.
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Norway is a country in Northern Europe located on the Scandinavian Peninsula. It borders Sweden, Finland and Russia. Norway has a population of over 5 million people and its capital and largest city is Oslo. Norway has a mountainous landscape with deep fjords and over 150,000 lakes. Some of Norway's most famous landmarks include the Oscarsborg Fortress, Urnes Stave Church, and Trollstigen Mountain Road. Norway experiences natural disasters such as floods and landslides due to its geography and climate. Humans are also negatively impacting the environment through air pollution. Norway has a very high literacy rate and celebrates many cultural festivals annually.
Presetation About Iceland
Iceland is a sparsely populated island country located in the North Atlantic. It has a population of around 320,000 people who mostly live along the coast. Iceland has a strong economy based on fishing and tourism, with fishing making up over 50% of exports. A major tourist attraction is the geothermal areas around geysers and hot springs, where visitors can see the Great Geyser and colorful hot pools.
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- 1. Scandinavia
- 2. Scandinavia Scandinaviais a region in northern Europe that includes Denmark and two of the Scandinavian Peninsula's countries, Norway and Sweden. While the other Nordic countries of Finland and Iceland are sometimes grouped with the region, they are not technically affiliated.
- 3. Now let us know about Scandinavia
- 4. History of Scandinavia During a period of Christianization and state formation in the 10th-13th centuries, three consolidated kingdoms emerged in Scandinavia that are Denmark, Norway and Sweden Denmark, forged from the Lands of Denmark including Jutland, Zealand and Scandia on the Scandinavian Peninsula. The island Gotland in modern-day Sweden was initially also part of the Danish realm.
- 5. History of Scandinavia Sweden, forged from the Lands of Sweden on the Scandinavian Peninsula. Norway including Bohuslän, Härjedalen, Jämtland and Idre & Särna on the Scandinavian Peninsula, and its island colonies Iceland, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Shetland, Orkney, Isle of Man and the Hebrides.
- 6. Denmark The southern-most Scandinavian country, Denmark consists of the Jutland peninsula and over 400 islands, some of which are linked to the mainland by bridge Almost all of Denmark is low and flat, but there are many low hills as well. The Faroe Islands and Greenland both belong to the Kingdom of Denmark. The official language of Denmark is Danish.
- 7. Norway Also called "The Land of Vikings, and the Midnight Sun," Norway is the northernmost country in Europe. Official language: Norwegian
- 8. Sweden Sweden offers numerous lakes and is the largest of the Scandinavian countries - both in land size and population Volvo and Saab both originated here and are a big part of the Swedish industry. The official language of Sweden is Swedish.
- 9. Iceland With a surprisingly mild climate, Iceland is Europe's westernmost country, the second largest island in the North-Atlantic ocean. Iceland has a strong economy, low unemployment and low inflation, and its per capita income is among the highest in the world The official language of Iceland is Icelandic.