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because it is believed that witches and evil spirits come out this night looking for a cheap ride.

They are all in Europe.

They both inhabit a new species of mystical unicorn leprechauns.

Who Cares about that.. wat u need to know is that the Carter IV is gonna be good as crap

There are no sea near Oslo. Oslo is situated in the end of the Oslo Fjord, which starts in the Skagerrak Sea. There are numerous lakes in the surrounding protected forestareas around Oslo

From Frederikshaven to Larvik is about 160 km.

The same jobs like in any other western country. Plus a lot of jobs in the fishing and oil industry.

Norway isn't in any states. It's an independent country.

Yes. Although, the Norman concept probably predates the nation of Norway, so it may also describe other Scandinavians.

Greenland (English: Greenland; Danish for: Gronland, Greenlandic for Kalaallit Nunaat)the world's largest island, an area of ​​2,166,086 square kilometers (836,330 square miles) in northeastern North America, the Arctic Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. From the northern to the southern tip of the skin where the angular distance of 2574 kmFarwell, about 1290 km at its widest point. Coastline over thirty-five thousand kilometers. Danish possessions. The capital of Nuuk, also known as Godthab).

Oslo is the capital and the most populous city in Norway.

The Norwegian Star was launched in 2001 and can carry over 2,300 passengers. Cruises may be booked to various destinations including Alaska, the Mexican Riviera and also to Copenhagen in Denmark.

Definitely Spain! Norway has warm summers; on a nice warm day it can get up to 30 degrees Celsius, but Norwegian winters are really cold. I'm a norwegian and I still haven't gotten used to it, haha. Temperatures are usually below 5 degrees Celsius and can go down to -30++ so yeah..Spain is much warmer than Norway!

The flight time for flights between the above places is 1 hours 44 mins

This is an approximate travel time. The actual time might change depending on the flight path chosen, weather conditions, etc.

Before Oslo was the capital Bergen was the capital because Norway did a lot of trading with Germany and other European countries and back then Bergen was easier to access by ship.

In 1624 Oslo burned almost completely down, and King Christian IV of denmark desided to rebuild Oslo and call it Christiania. Ever since Oslo has been the capital and was renamed Oslo in 1925

Norway lies in the temperate region of 60 Degrees North Latitude. As we know sun travels between 0-22.5 North in Northern Hemisphere during Northern Summer and 0-22.5 South latitude in Southern Hemisphere during Southern Summer. Only these parts of the world experience approximately equal days & nights due to direct influence of Sun rays. At 60 North latitude, the sun rays always fall only in an inclined angle all through the year due to spherical shape of the globe. Hence, days are longer than Nights in Norway even in winter & summer.

junkies and beggars

Nothing but mostly the toilets!

Somewhere around 12 hours, depending on where in America you want to go and how convenient your flights are. You will probably have to transfer somewhere else in Europe.

Norway is ranked the world's third largest exporter of oil with only Saudi Arabia and Russia exporting more.

Norwegian-style sweaters can be purchased at nearly any large clothing retail store. Authentic Norwegian sweaters can be bought from specialty retailers, for example, Oslo Sweater Shop or Dale's of Norway, online or in-store.

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Average temperature in Oslo from June-August is between 15-16 C

you would want to visit Norway because there are lots of cultures. There are also alot of nessies there. Nessies are like santa but different like one kind is if you don't leave out extra food out for there Christmas, hell get your family ill! check out more on Google and type in norweigian Christmas!

No, Mexico is much larger. Norway is about the same size as New Mexico. Norway is about 323,802 square kilometers, and Mexico is about 1,972,550 square kilometers. Sizes taken from the CIA factbook