Norway

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All I know is that one is wind.

It's called a fjord
It sounds like the question describes a fjord.
fjord
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A narrow inlet is a strait.

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About 10-11 hours in average.

Barents Sea.

Yes

hade! or hadbraw!

The dissolution of the union between Norway and Sweden was carried out by the Norwegian parliament under the House of Bernadotte on June 7, 1905. After some months of tension and fear of war between the two nations, negotiations between the two governments led to Norway's recognition by Sweden as an independent constitutional monarchy on October 26,1905.

well, I am Norwegian, but i have never heard about Norway Maple, sorry.

They call it "Barnas dag".

There is no proof that demons exists in Norway or any other parts of the world.

Alcohol is very expensive in Norway, so a bottle of brandy or other spirit from the tax free store is often highly appreciated.

Other items: Clothes from chains of stores not represented in Norway seems to be popular, like The Gap brand t-shirts.

Norway is very much a coastal country.

The rugged coastline, broken by huge fjords and thousands of islands, stretches 2,500 kilometres (1,600 mi) and 83,000 kilometres (52,000 mi) including fjords and islands.

Source: Wikipedia

1. 61° 9′ 24″ N, 9° 57′ 4″ E
2. 61.156667, 9.951111

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The upper region of Noray is arctic climate. The southern region is temperate climate. The richest vegetation in Norway can be found in the South. Reindeer and other arctic animals live in the North.

None has a definite answer to that at the time of writing

Norwegian Jesus was created in 2003.

Water

• Norwegian people are no different than other people in the world and are very friendly.
  

A more specific question would be nice, but i'll give a general answer.

Norway has not had much "military" power since the viking age, which ended around year 1066. Furtermore, modern Norway is a country that takes great pride in its peacefull ways.

As a consequence of this, norway has been hesitant do declare hostility to any other nation, and prone to attempt neutraility in major world conflicts, such as World War 1 and 2. It simply wouldn't do much good to anyone, should Norway call to arms in conflicts not assessed to concern them. (yes, they assesed wrong concerning WW2, as they quickly learned when the Germans invaded and occupied their country)

The same can pretty much be said for sweden and denmark aswell, in modern times at the very least.

But however neutral, Norway has allways had it's political affiliation towards the west, shown for instance by its membership in NATO.

Haakon V of Norway died in 1319.

It depends if it is the father of the child's father or mother:

Farfar = "father's father"

Morfar = "mother's father"

But you can use "Bestefar" for both grandfathers. I myself use "Besten", which is used a lot in the western coast.

Since Norway is close to the North Pole, you should be able to see the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights.