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Iceland is actually located in the North Atlantic Ocean and so not on a continent. However, it is considered part of the continent Europe.
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Is Iceland a state or a country?
Iceland is a country and it is considered to be part of the European continent.
What continent is the hekla volcano found in?
Hekla volcano is located in Iceland, which is situated in Europe.
What continent is the Hekla Volcano in?
Hekla Vlocanoe is Found In The Continent Of Europe Which Is Where Iceland,England,Wales,Ireland,Scotland,Republic Of Ireland,Spain,Italy And Italy Are also found. Hekla Mountain Is Found In Iceland.
Give the name of the continent or country in the frigid zone?
canda russia antarctic greenland iceland sandinavia
Is there a country on earth that doesn't belong to a continent?
No, all countries on Earth belong to one of the continents.
What coninent is Iceland from?
Iceland continent - Europe
What continent is Iceland in?
Europe, but geologically most of the west and northern parts of Iceland are on the North American plate.
On which continent is Iceland?
Iceland is actually located in the North Atlantic Ocean and so not on a continent. However, it is considered part of the continent Europe.
Is Iceland a country or island of the continent of north America?
Iceland is an independent island country and part of the continent of Europe.
Which continent is iceland a part of?
Europe
Is Iceland part of the European continent?
no
Where is surtsey located country and continent?
Iceland
what is continent of Iceland?
Easy!Europe!
What is the name of the continent of ice land?
Iceland is considered a part of Scandinavia, and Scandinavia is a group of nations in northern Europe. The name of the continent of which Iceland is a part of is therefore: Europe.
What continent is Reykjavik in?
Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland. It is located in Europe.
Is Iceland a state or a country?
Iceland is a country and it is considered to be part of the European continent.
What continent is Iceland Ireland UK located?
They are all in Europe.
