Iceland

The Icelandic horse's natural habitat is the grassy fields and highlands of Iceland. Some horses in parts of northern Iceland are let loose in the highlands for the summer and autumn months to graze. They are rounded up again and sorted out before winter begins.

Sunnudagur is named after the sun.

Mánudagur is named after the moon.

Þriðjudagur means "third day."

Miðvikudagur means "middle-of-week day."

Fimmtudagur means "fifth day."

Föstudagur means "day of fasting."

Laugardagur means "pool day" because it was the day of bathing.

Using the most likely definitions of those words, Iceland is none of those things, as China, for example, is older, Kiribati, for example, is lower, and Montenegro, for example, is younger. Using other interpretations of the meanings of oldest, youngest, and lowest, it is possible that Iceland is the youngest country in the world in the sense that the landmass that the country occupies is geologically younger that any other, having formed volcanically more recently than any other landmass constituting an entire country. Using age of population, it is not the youngest or oldest, as the youngest populations are in Africa, and a number of European countries have older populations. Ultimately, perhaps what you are thinking of is the fact that Iceland has the oldest parliament in the world, the "Althing", founded in 930AD, and may be (loosely or arguably) called the oldest democracy in the world (still extant).

Because people want to live there... Supply and demand

No, however, the Arctic fox is found in Iceland.

Yes. Beginning March 29, 2014, it will be recognized as a marriage in England and Wales only. In the meantime, pursuant to Schedule 20 of the UK Civil Partnership Act 2004, a same-sex marriage formed in Iceland is legally recognized as a civil partnership in the United Kingdom.

We can farm anything really in our green houses but our strawberries, tomatoes, potatoes and blueberries are legendary.

Yes Iceland does have plains like any other nation

The flight travels around 3800 miles. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.The actual flight takes 8 hours.

Iceland remained neutral. It offered no support for either side and killed either side that it deemed a threat never technically being involved. It did this in both wars.

Bjork is really famous ans she's from iceland

The main religion in Iceland is Christianity.

Iceland's energy demands are met with geothermal heat.

No fuel = No emissions = No sulfur dioxide

Unfortunately only the Icelandic.

They wear western cultural clothes of namebrand qualities. After having suspected this question was formed with the misconception that Icelandic people live in Igloos and ride a polar bear to work, it was subject to a real answer.

The 'circle' passing very close to Iceland is the Arctic Circle. =)

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Many icelandic citizens moved to Canada because of few reasons. Not much work, better health care, better education, better goverment, freedom. The Danish Kingdom that ruled over oss at the time treated oss with much cruelty at the time.

Hvar í andskotanum ertu? - is the more rude way to say it Hvar í alheiminum ertu? - is the more correct way to say it

people who live in iceland

==Vatnajökull== (English: Glacier of Rivers)(or lakes) Covering more than 8% of the country, with a size of 8,100 km², it is the largest glacier in Europe in volume (3,100 km³) and the second largest (after Austfonna in Svalbard) in area (not counting the still larger ice cap of Severny Island of Novaya Zemlya, Russia, which is located in the extreme northeast of Europe).

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