Iceland

Iceland will eventually rift apart as the divergent plates beneath it will split the island in 2 and form volcanoes

No. But it is not as cold as you think. That's right, I am in your head seeing exactly what you have been thinking.. Bad boy..
Anyway, the average temperature in Northern Iceland in spring is about 14°C.
It is warmed by the Gulf Stream, as is much of Atlantic Europe, so don't expect penguins. Actually, penguins live on the Antarctic, so it is probably a very bizarre instance if you see one in Iceland. Please notify the authorities if you see one there. They don't belong.

Fishing is the number one occupation in Iceland. Refer to the CIA Factbook online. It's very helpful.

Iceland is a candidate for joining the European Union so it does not have a very long way to go. All that is left is negotiations and talks to allow Iceland to accede. Once Iceland is given the go ahead to accede, however, it could take more than a year to officially join, so Iceland will probably not be in the EU for 2-5 years.

aluminum and daitomite

Monaco is a micro state in Europe. It is on the Mediterranean coast and is surrounded by France.

Monaco is part of Europe.

If you are talking about Less Economically Developed Country, then no.

No, neither are or have ever been a part of the Netherlands.

Team handball is often referred to as a national sport. Iceland's team is one of the top ranked teams in the world.

The huge glacier that covers almost 10% of Iceland is Vatnajokull.

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The Icelandic government.
I think.. That's a very likely option, though it is completely possible that it has been ruled internally, secretly by the French Royal Family for centuries.. For some reason. But that's very unlikely.

parts of it are green and parts are snowy...they are both beautiful places

Iceland's land area comprises 38,696.21 square miles.

viking who wanted other viking to trade with their current port called the frozen country Greenland to trick the arriving vikings to come there and Iceland is called Iceland because it was a rival group of the Greenland vikings and since the Greenland viking were stronger they named the country Iceland so none would go there and take business away from greenland

Homes in Iceland today are mostly made out of concrete. some of them out of wood though.

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Iceland "produces" fish, fish products, aluminium, hydroelectric and geothermal power. Note that although it is still one of the most newly industrialized countries in Europe, Iceland is a highly developed country: Iceland's economy has been diversifying into manufacturing and service industries in the last decade, including software production, biotechnology, and financial services. By 1999, 82.3% of Icelanders had access to a computer. Iceland also had 1,007 mobile phone subscriptions per 1,000 people in 2006, this has really nothing to do with the original question, I'm just explaining that even though it only produces fish, it is a highly modern, egalitarian and wealthy country. =)

The infant mortality rate of Iceland is 2.89 out of 1000, the 2nd lowest in the world.

Wild animals would be reindeer, arctic fox, mink, rabbits and field mice. There are 78 species of birds (puffin, swan, falcon..). Then there are pets and farm animals.

There is also the Icelandic sheepdog and the Icelandic horse. Both are among the oldest (and rarest) breeds in the world.

Yes. Iceland has a population of about 300,000 people. Most of them live in the capital city; Reykjavik and also the cities of Keflavik, and Vik. I AM A DIFFERENT PERSON Iceland is not icey people named it Iceland to keep people away

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Iceland's major industry is fishing.

My husband is on his way home from a deployment and he is flying from Iceland to Balitmore. MY contact told me it was a 5 1/2 to 6 hour flight with no stops.

iceland is BIGGER because the ice will keep growing and growing making it the most biggest until hawaii gets a volcanoe to erupt to make bigger land iceland will be the biggest

The time it takes to fly from Houston, Texas to Reykjavik, Iceland depends on the number of stops and/or layovers you have. The distance is 3,897 miles and a nonstop flight would take 7 hours 5 minutes.