Norway

Norwegian.

Part of the North Sea, which lies under Norway and over Denmark.

Norway and Finland share a border, so your question makes little sense. However, there is a country which borders both of those two, Sweden, and its capital is Stockholm.

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148,746 sq mi.
The mainland of Norway covers 148,746 square miles (385,252 square kilometers) with about 7% of that being covered by water (in this case "covered by water" includes areas covered by glaciers).

A dorm-like apartment in a poorer part of town will be around 600-800 dollars a month I think.

Other than that, it varies. A lot!
I did a quick check, un-furnished, two bedrooms, one small bathroom and hall way and an open kitchen/dining/living room area (in total: 50m²), in Grunerløkka, Oslo - 2000 dollars a month.

When the Nazis invaded Norway, King Haakon VII of Norway and the Norwegian government fled to England where they functioned as the government in exile (as opposed to the Quisling puppet government set up by the Nazis). The government headquarters was set up in London where the war news was broadcasted in Norwegian, along with messages and information that was vital to the resistance movement in Norway and gave the people hope and inspiration. The Trafalgar Square Christmas tree has been an annual gift to the people of Britain by the city of Oslo (the capitol of Norway) as a token of gratitude for British support to Norway during the Second World War.

true or false did the normans bring the idea of building castles from norway

Late July. Pretty warm then.

"Gratulerer med årsdagen" (litt.: congratulations with the year day")- typically you add the year number in the phrase - so if it is the second anniversary, you would write "Gratulerer med to-årsdagen" ("to" meaning "two"). The numbers to add are 1:ett 2:to 3:tre 4:fire 5:fem 6:seks 7:syv 8:åtte 9:ni ... Btw: This is also how you greet someone on their birthday, so it might get misunderstood.

Norway is sorrounded by several seas: The Artic Ocean (the big ocean all north) The Barents Sea(outside Norway and Russia) The Norwegian Sea (outside north og Norway) The North Sea (between Norway, Island and UK.) The Greenland Sea (between Svalbard and Greenland) and Skagerak (between Norway, Sweden and Denmark)

Because of it's location and the axial tilt of the earth. The earth spins around itself in 24hrs, but since Norway is so far north the sun always shines because of Norway actually never being at the dark side of our planet. This only happens in the summer though, at mid-winter the sun doesn't show itself at all in the northern parts of Norway.

Norway lies in the extreme Northwest of EUROPEAN Continent, bordering with Sweden (at the Southeast, East and part of the North) and Finland and Russia (up in the North).

Yes. Oh, for kicks, it's part of Scandinavia (Denmark, Sweden, Norway), and Nothern Europe (Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Iceland).

About 2 million people live north of the Arctic Circle. Most of them live in Russia (1.4 million) and Scandinavia (0.5 million), while less than 0.1 million live in North America and Greenland. The largest cities north of the Arctic Circle are situated in Russia: Murmansk, with 0.4 million people in its metropolitan area, and Norilsk with 0.2 million. The largest western city north of the Arctic Circle is Tromso, in Norway, with a population of more than 66,000. The largest city in North America is Barrow in Alaska, with more or less 4,000 inhabitants.

A purebred Norwegian Forest Cat can have a red tabby coat with brown in it.

Norway is a constitutional monarchy, by the constitution the King is the ruler of the country, for the moment that is King Harald the fifth.

However, his power is mostly ceremonial. The prime minister of Norway is Jens Stoltenberg, and he his the de facto leader

In the 1800's

Norway does not have a president.. it has King Harald V

Utigard is located in the country of Norway. Utigard is located in the country of Norway.

Frozen pizza. Moderator -please don't delete this 100% true answer AGAIN!

No.

Incidentally, the EEC no longer exists under that name. It has been the EU since 1993.

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the answer that stood here before was almoost totaly wrong Norway is not icy we only have some icemountains and in the summer its realy green and floures everywere. in the winter it is a bit cold and a lot of snow. in Norway its a lot of mountains and fjords it is a lot of water to. and it has one of the most beautyful nature in the world.

Yes, I found two places called Oslo in US: Oslo in Minnesota, and Oslo in Florida.