The current population of Iceland is just over 250,000 people. This is because when the Vikings discovered it, they did not want everyone cramping into this small island, that is why it got its name. By then, people said "Iceland, hmm, it sounds very cold so I dont want to go there".
A person from Iceland is called an Icelander. If a person is from Iceland they are Icelandic.
no there are not so many people in iceland that can talk spanish
Everything , its so much fun in Iceland and Iceland is one of the peacefullest lands in the world , thank you for proofing that Yoko Ono :) -everything normal people do
because it was cold
yes but only in a few parts of iceland
People who come from Iceland are called Icelanders
It never was. It was a trick to get people to move there. iceland was green but was named iceland so no one would move there.
Iceland
Considering that"ice land " refers to the nation of Iceland, then clearly the US is vastly larger. Iceland is a great place to visit. It's people are unique and if a person likes to study volcanoes, there are a few to check out.
Iceland, despite its name, is not very icy. Greenland and Iceland should swap names. So people in Iceland, live in houses, like most other parts of the world. In the winter it snows a lot but the schools dont close.
It effects people in iceland because it does
The predominant transportation method for both people and goods in Iceland is by car. Domestic flights and ferries operate. Iceland is an island so import and export is only by air or sea.