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Will the shetland islands ever leave the british islands if it becomes part of Norway again?
The Shetland Islands' potential return to Norwegian governance is highly speculative and would depend on numerous political, economic, and social factors. As of now, there is no formal movement or significant support for such a change among the Shetlanders or the UK government. Any shift in sovereignty would likely require extensive negotiations and a clear mandate from the local population. Thus, while it’s an interesting idea, it remains unlikely in the foreseeable future.
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What separates Norway and Iceland?
Ocean. If you go a bold route to Western Norway: tha Faroe Islands und zhe Shetland Islands.
The Shetland islands belong to what country?
The Shetland Islands are a part of Scotland, which is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. Geographically, the Shetland Islands are located off the northeast coast of mainland Scotland. The islands have a rich history and culture, with strong Norse influences due to their historical ties to Scandinavia.
Why did the Shetlands go to England originally?
The Shetland Islands are part of Scotland, not England. They used to belong to Norway.
This nation is 900 miles west of Norway and 800 miles northwest of Ireland?
Iceland
How far is is from Norway to shetland?
Shetland to Bergen ~ 400 km.
What route did Harald Hardrada take?
Harald Hardrada was a Norwegian who took the throne of Norway and England. He sailed from Trondheim Norway to the Island of Shetland. From Shetland he sailed to Orkney Island then to York, England.
Why does denmark own Greenland?
If you mean land, then besides the state itself, including Jutland, Funen, Zealand, Bornholm, and the small islands, there is the Faroe Islands and Greenland, whom both are autonomous constituent countries.
What is the distance from Shetland to Aberdeen?
The distance from Oslo, Norway to Edinburgh, Scotland is 571 Miles.
Where is Scandinavia in relation to the british isles?
If you look at the map below, you will see where they are. Scandinavia is the 3 large blue countries, which are Norway, Sweden and Finland and also Denmark, which is just below Norway. Ireland and Britain are the two light blue islands to the left.
What has the author H Alexander Parsons written?
H. Alexander Parsons has written: 'The colonial coinages of British Africa, with the adjacent islands' -- subject(s): British Coins, Numismatics 'The earliest coins of Norway' -- subject(s): Numismatics
What is the name that is noway Sweden and Denmark together?
Denmark, Norway and Sweden is Scandinavia. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Åland Islands and Faroe Islands are the Nordic countries.
What countries have a climate above 70 degrees north latitude?
Where the question says " ... above ... ", we'll assume it means " ... north of ... ", although not all maps are printed with north at the top. The following have territory at north latitudes of 60° or more: Canada Denmark (Greenland) UK (Shetland Islands) Norway Sweden Finland Russian Federation USA (Alaska)
