Norway

"Hårteigen" (A mountain) at Hardangervidda, "Nordkapp"(famous for beeing really far north), "Torghatten" in Brønnøy kommune, The fjords of course (found many places along the coastline) and "Preikestolen" (famous for beeing very high up) in Rogaland

To mention a few :P

There are at least 450,000 fresh water lakes in Norway. Fewer than 400 have an area of more than 5 km. Most were created by glacial erosion. Europe's four deepest lakes are in Norway, namely Hornindalsvatnet (514 m), Salsvatnet (464 m), Tinnsjø (460 m) and Mjøsa (449 m).

the indigenous people of Norway is the Sami people. they lived in the artic area of Sápmi, which now is the northern part of Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Kola Penisula of Russia.

The most common natural hair colouring in Norway is blonde.

The answer you are likely looking for is the Atlantic Ocean, but in truth, there is no ocean that qualifies, since both countries are surrounded by bays, seas, gulfs, and straits. The closest ocean to France is the Atlantic Ocean and the closest ocean to Norway is the Arctic Ocean. However, the Atlantic Ocean is close to Norway as well.

Yes, Sweden has mountains. The tallest range over 2000 m (6,562 feet).

The distance from the city of Oslo in Norway to the North Pole is about 2,086 miles. Oslo is the capital of Norway and has a population of 593,045, according to 2010 statistics.

The mountain Galdhøpiggen is the highest point in Norway with 2,469 m (8,100 ft).

A few years ago the mountain Glittertind was the highest point due to a glacier pushing it past the 2,469 metres, but in recent years this glacier has shrunk, leaving Galdhøpiggen as the undisputed highest point in Norway.

The North Sea, the Norwegian Sea, the Barents Sea.

Of course not! It"s an Island, in fact on their stamps it is spelled Island! an Island is a body of land surrounded by water on four (or more) sides, as opposed to a peninsula which is surrounded by water on three- as is Bayonne, N.J.

The distance between Norway and Germany is 1,257.7 kilometers. This takes about 15 hours and 31 minutes driving in the car.

No. Oslo is the capital of Norway. Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.

A veterinarian's wage in Norway starts around 300.000-350.000 Norwegian Krones(NOK) and goes up after some years.

Oslo , Norway is in Northern Europe .

Depending of the setting, the abbreviation could be N, NO or NOR.

In Norway, we mostly earn money on oil, fish (mostly salmon) and some computer technology. We are also big in farming and coal. In addition, we work with renewable energy, selling power to our neighbours. Our cheap hydroelectricity enables us to run a large aluminum smelter and still have plenty of electricity to sell to others.

Green is the same in English and Norwegian

That's nothing. The smallest you can get in cash in Norway is 50 øre and that's planned to remove.

You have:

50 øre ( planned to remove)

1 Krone (coin)

5 Kroner (coin)

10 Kroner (coin)

20 Kroner (coin)

50 Kroner (banknote)

100 Kroner (banknote)

200 Kroner (banknote)

500 Kroner (banknote)

1000 Kroner (banknote)

One krone is worth 30. April 2009:

0,11 EUR

or

0,15 USD

Stortinget.

Translates as "Parliament of Norway", "The Great Assembly" or "The Great Thing" ('Thing' in the sense of 'folkmoot', an official gathering).

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humans have adapted to the environment because we as humans are not protecting are mother land earth. And are wasting natures qualities and beauty by

for example: by pollution, more usage of plastic, deforestation and etc.

We must: Recycle, Reuse, Reduce!

Goodbye in norwegian is "hadet", which is pronounced ha-de. The e is pronounced like when you say it in the alphabeth, and not like an i. The a is long.

One can also say "sees", which means see you (later).

I have a translater and its is : god morgen søt jente = = = = = = = =

Northern.