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Iceland
Iceland is a European island country in the North Atlantic Ocean on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. It has a total area of 39,769 sq mi and an estimated population of around 318,006 as of 2010.
1,642 Questions
What if Iceland was a superpower?
Never going to happen they have severe Monetary problems of their own
Why is iceland getting wider by 4cm?
i believe its because its sat on a plate boundary and the plates are moving apart.
Did they mess up when naming Iceland and Greenland?
umm...no! maybe in Greenland but not iceland, well there is alot of ice so...
Where are the ripped picture pages in counterfeit iceland?
in the tunnel
on the roof of the moldy baguette inn
on top of the museum two at the docks
Who were the first Europeans to discover Iceland?
Well This isn't my favourite subject but I'll answer anyway, I am pretty sure it was the Norwegian Vikings who found Iceland, although originally they called it Greenland, but when going back they went too far and hit modern day Greenland thinking that it was modern day iceland, this proberly sounds very confusing, the vikings are also technically the first to find America as well, landing on the shores of New Found land as they called it. and lower Vineland which no longer exists, the flag being green with the norwegian cross. the iclandic flag being similar but the red and blue swapped. later on Iceland came under the control of denmark. Vikings are called vikings because when they went conquering or exploring they went "a-Viking" hence the name, really vikings are one of many barbarian tribes similar to that of Dacia, visi and osta-goths, Germans, and the later Saxons whom they fought over for England, in fact right up to 1066 with harald hadrada, who was killed at Stanford. Normandy was also a viking settlement near frankish territory in gaul (modern day France) Iceland was one of many places under Viking rule.
Well This isn't my favourite subject but I'll answer anyway, I am pretty sure it was the Norwegian Vikings who found Iceland, although originally they called it Greenland, but when going back they went too far and hit modern day Greenland thinking that it was modern day iceland, this proberly sounds very confusing, the vikings are also technically the first to find America as well, landing on the shores of New Found land as they called it. and lower Vineland which no longer exists, the flag being green with the norwegian cross. the iclandic flag being similar but the red and blue swapped. later on Iceland came under the control of denmark. Vikings are called vikings because when they went conquering or exploring they went "a-Viking" hence the name, really vikings are one of many barbarian tribes similar to that of Dacia, visi and osta-goths, Germans, and the later Saxons whom they fought over for England, in fact right up to 1066 with harald hadrada, who was killed at Stanford. Normandy was also a viking settlement near frankish territory in gaul (modern day France) Iceland was one of many places under Viking rule.
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 is the capital of clipperton island?
Clipperton Island does not have a capital. The island is a property belonging to France and is uninhabited. The size of the island is just 2.3 square miles.
What are the capitals of Greenland and Iceland?
Nuuk is the capital and largest city of Greenland. Reykjavík is the capital and largest city of Iceland.
How do you say bye in Iceland?
bless or bæ
some people say it 2 times like bless bless or bæ bæ like if you are saying buh-bye
the letter æ is pronounced eye like saying bæ would be like saying bye sounds exactly the same
trust me I am from Iceland but I am in an American school at the moment
Why was Leif the Red kicked out of Iceland?
There wasn't anyone named Leif the Red. There is Leif Ericson, and Eric the Red.
What do you call something from Iceland?
Icelandic, as in "Have you ever studied the Icelandic sagas?"
What type of shelter do people in Iceland have?
In Iceland, people typically live in modern homes constructed with durable materials like concrete and timber, often insulated to withstand the country's harsh climate. Traditional turf houses, which use earth and grass for insulation, are also a significant part of Icelandic heritage, reflecting the historical building methods adapted to the environment. Additionally, many homes feature geothermal heating, leveraging the island's abundant geothermal energy. Overall, Icelandic shelters are designed for energy efficiency and comfort in a challenging landscape.
Why does southern Iceland have milder temperatures than Greenland its neighbor?
Because it's located farther away from the north pole and it's closer to the Gulf stream.
