parts of it are green and parts are snowy...they are both beautiful places
yes
Iceland is in North Europe.
There three major airlines that provide flights to and from Iceland are Iceland Air, Scandinavian Airlines, and Finnair. The one that is most used and common is Iceland Air.
United States Ambassador to Iceland was created in 1941.
Yes, there is no direct ferry service available for traveling from the US to Iceland. Travelers typically fly to Iceland from the US.
No. The US is much larger than Iceland.
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no, not since 1918. Denmark and Iceland had a common King until 1944 when Iceland once again became a republic.
Oh, dude, a common noun for Iceland? It's like, literally "island." I mean, it's an island country in the North Atlantic Ocean, so calling it an island is like, totally accurate. But hey, if you wanna get all fancy and specific, you could say "Nordic island nation." But like, who has time for that?
Iceland, California is a 'former settlement' in the U.S. Whatever that is. It has absolutely nothing to do with the Republic of Iceland.
No you can not spen Us dollars in Iceland because Iceland has its own currency so you need to convert your Us dollars into the icelandic krona to be able to buy something in Iceland. It is able to do that at the airport in Keflavík.