Norway

Norway can produce a lot of hydroelectricity because it has abundant water resources in the form of rivers and waterfalls, which can be harnessed to generate electricity. Additionally, Norway has a hilly and mountainous terrain that is well-suited for building hydroelectric power plants. The country also has a long history of investing in and developing hydroelectric infrastructure.

If it's 10 pm in the US, it would be 4 am in Norway. Norway is 6 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time in the US.

The latitude of Oslo, Norway is approximately 59.9 degrees north.

The average snowfall in Norway varies widely depending on the region. In general, coastal areas tend to receive less snow compared to inland and mountainous regions. In places such as Oslo or Bergen, the average snowfall can range from 30-50 inches per year, while in northern regions like Tromsø, it can exceed 100 inches.

Yes, Norwegian rats are most commonly secondary consumers. This is because it is an omnivorous. But, if it consumes plants, then it may be considered as a primary consumer.

As of 2021, the gender ratio in Norway is approximately 1.02 males to every 1 female, indicating a slightly higher proportion of men in the population. This ratio can vary slightly depending on age groups and regions within the country.

Svalbard has sea ice in winter, and glaciers all the year round, but it is also warmed by the North Atlantic Drift, a warm current that continues from the Gulf Stream.

Global warming may change the movement, direction and temperature of the ocean currents, so any change will mean colder temperatures for Svalbard, at least for a while.

If the North Atlantic Drift continues to warm the islands then the sea ice will disappear, forcing polar bears to hunt on land, or to move north, closer to the pole.

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Norway has a varied climate due to its long coastline, mountains, and inland plateaus. In general, the coastal areas have milder winters and cooler summers with more precipitation, while further inland experiences colder winters and warmer summers with less precipitation. It's important to note that weather can vary greatly depending on the specific region and time of year.

Norway has land frontiers with Russia, Finland, and Sweden, and it has coastal boundaries with those three countries and with Denmark. Norway also has a waived claim to part of Antarctica.

Norway was founded in 872 after the battle of Hafrsfjord.

==Norway's position== Norway is a long, skinny country, with a latitude ranging from approximately 57 degrees North to 72 degrees North, and a longitude ranging from approximately 5 degrees East to 31 degrees East. A good center point might be around 64 North and 18 East. Oslo airport is located at 60.12 North and 11.05 East.

In IST the time will be 16:30. IST is +5:30 GMT and CET is +1 GMT. Hence there is a difference of 4 hours and 30 mins between the two time zones. The CET time is behind the IST time; hence the above provided result.

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Settlement of any size:

Alert, Nunavut, Canada (pop. 5)

Town of over 1000 people:

Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway (pop. 1800)

5 hours. Example: 8 AM in NY = 1 PM in Norway.

The nearest estimate we have is from 2009, which puts the population at 2,140.

Christianity, specifically the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Norway, is the main religion in Norway. It is also known for its high percentage of atheists and agnostics among the population.

Time in Norway is 6 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time in the United States. So if it's 1:00 p.m. in New York, it would be 7:00 p.m. in Norway.

Some plants that are native to Norway include bilberry, lingonberry, heather, birch, juniper, and willow. These plants have adapted to the Norwegian climate and play important roles in the country's ecosystem.

Norway's education system is known for its high quality and emphasis on equal opportunities for all students. Education is free, inclusive, and promotes independent thinking and creativity. It values practical skills alongside academic knowledge.

The summers in the South-Norway are quite warm, about 22 +, but the winters are cold.

The northen part of Norway is quite cold all the time.

Cold in winter and warmer in the summer.

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Yes It is located on the island of Tromsøy off the northwestern coast of mainland Norway, in the Norwegian Sea, and is the largest Norwegian town north of the Arctic Circle.

The average temperature in Northern Sweden, Northern Norway, and Northern Finland can vary greatly depending on the season. In winter, temperatures can drop well below freezing, averaging around -10 to -20 degrees Celsius. In summer, temperatures tend to be milder, averaging around 10 to 20 degrees Celsius.