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Is Germany Sweden?
Sweden is a different country, in a different place. Take a look at a map.
Are Norway and Sweden neighbors?
Yes. look at a map.
Can you show me a map of Sweden?
See the related link below
Where is a fjord in the world with a map?
Northern Europe, Sweden or Denmark
Where can one find a map on Sweden?
One can find a map of Sweden in an atlas which can be bought at a bookstore or can be found at a local library. There are also hundreds of websites which have maps from all over the world.
Scandinavia is on the map.?
Northern Europe, the countries of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland.
What country is where Sweden is to the south and Finland is to the west?
Norway. But it's a trick question. Look at a map.
Where is the location of Norway?
Norway is way up north on the map. It borders Sweden, Russia and Finland.
What is Sweden's border on the world map?
It´s borders are Norway and Finland. Also there´s a bridge from southern Sweden to Denmark, but I´m not sure if it´s a border. The bridge streches from Malmö in Sweden to Copenhagen in Denmark. Hope I helped. AskGuy123 says: Greetings from Sweden!!!
What does Sweden Finland Norway and Denmark look like on a map?
On a map, Sweden appears as a long, narrow country located on the Scandinavian Peninsula, bordered by Norway to the west and Finland to the northeast. Finland is situated to the east of Sweden, characterized by its many lakes and forests, and shares a border with Russia to the east. Norway lies to the west of Sweden and is known for its rugged coastline and fjords. Denmark is located to the south of Sweden, separated by the Øresund Strait, and consists of a peninsula (Jutland) and numerous islands.
What will happen when you Google Sweden?
The answer page will give you a picture of the Swedish flag and a map view of Sweden and its' neighbors. Website addresses include Twitter, Wikipedia, Wikitravel, and a couple of government websites.
Is Switzerland in scandanavia?
No. An idea for you: go and buy a good map atlas... it's worth it believe me... and no, Switzerland is not Sweden.
