Thursday, April 23, 2009

ICELAND

Iceland is the most sparsely populated country
in Europe with an average of about three
inhabitants per square km. Almost four-fifths
of the country are uninhabited and mostly
uninhabitable, the population being concentrated
in a narrow coastal belt, valleys and the
southwest corner of the country.
Iceland's population is around 313.000, 2/3 of them
live in the capital, Reykjavik, and surrounding areas.
Iceland is a progressive modern European society
with a high standard of living and a high level
of technology and education.

























Iceland is an island 103,000 kmz in the middle of the
North Atlantic Ocean between Greenland & Europe.
Iceland is unique due to it's geothermal activities,
like volcanos and hot springs which
supply the country with electricity and hot water
for heating.









4 comments:

  1. Judanna don't you just love the native clothing on the women in the 1st picture. Such colorful dresses. The landscape and water pictures are gorgeous. Have a restful evening. Hugs, Loretta

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  2. Hi Judanna,
    What a beautiful Country, loved all the pics. and for the information. Blessings,
    Sue

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  3. Hello Judanna, I'm coming from Deb's blog. Thanks for a great geography lesson on Iceland. What great information you included!

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  4. I'm enjoying our trips around the world...keep up the good work...you are a great tour guide

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