Glaciers.
Yes, the countries of Sweden and Norway form the Scandinavian Peninsula.
Finland shares land borders with Russia, Norway and Sweden.
Scandinavia is a region of northern Europe that geographically consists of Norway and Sweden (two countries that form the Scandinavian Peninsula) and the country of Denmark.In modern times, Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands (Faeroe) are also considered a part of this geographical area, especially in terms of cultural and historic relationships.
Finland is characterized by thousands of lakes, dense forests, and a long coastline along the Baltic Sea. The country is also known for its numerous islands and archipelagos. Additionally, Finland is located in the boreal region, resulting in a cool climate with cold winters and short summers.
Scandinavia is Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The word itself is an old form of "Scania", which is the southernmost region of today's Sweden.
The Scandinavian Highlands form part of the border between Norway and Sweden. They are highlands, hence the name.
An Edda or Saga
It is in the North Western Europe. The 5 countries Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland form Scandinavia.
lakes form on the floor of a rift valley
Scandinavian nations primarily utilize a mix of renewable energy sources, with hydropower being the dominant form, especially in Norway and Sweden. Wind energy is also increasingly significant, particularly in Denmark, which is a leader in offshore wind farms. Additionally, Sweden harnesses bioenergy and nuclear power, while Finland relies heavily on nuclear energy alongside biomass and renewables. Overall, these countries emphasize sustainability and aim to reduce fossil fuel dependency.
Denmark
the lakes and rivers form together and make rivers and lakes and that is what form the fjords