Peter I and Bouvet Island are among its Antarctic possessions, and its most famous overseas possession is made up of islands including Edge and Nordaustlandet and contains a Russian settlement of 900 people.
Peter I and Bouvet Island are among its Antarctic possessions, and its most famous overseas possession is made up of islands including Edge and Nordaustlandet and contains a Russian settlement of 900 people. That possesion's largest city is Longyearbyen [LONG-YARE-BYEN], and islands of this country's coast include Lofoten and Vesterålen. It also posses the island of Jan Mayen and it is home to Europe's deepest lake, Hornindalsvatnet, and its easternmost cities are Vardo and Kirkenes, close to the town of Nikel'. Its fylkes or provinces include Rogaland, Hordaland, Finnmark, and Trondelag [TRUN-DUH-LAHG], and the latter is home to one of this nation's most prominent cities. Tromso is the world's northernmost university town, and other cities include Stavanger, Kristiansand, and Trondheim. Featuring geographical features such as the Sognefjord, FTP, name this Scandinavian country with capital at Oslo.
Peter I and Bouvet Island are among its Antarctic possessions, and its most famous overseas possession is made up of islands including Edge and Nordaustlandet and contains a Russian settlement of 900 people.
{Norway} or {Norge}