What is the population of Iceland?

Iceland has a population of 387,800. According to the "Overview of Iceland" published by China Consular Service Network, the vast majority of Iceland's population is Icelandic and belongs to the Germanic nation. Icelandic is the official language and English is the common language. Iceland is located in the middle of the North Atlantic, near the Arctic Circle. The coastline of the second largest island in Europe is about 4,970 kilometers long, and it has a cold temperate maritime climate. Affected by the Gulf Stream, the climate is relatively mild, close to the Arctic Circle, and the sunshine time in summer is close to the extreme day. In the late 8th century, Irish monks first moved to Iceland in the second half of the 9th century, and Norway also began to immigrate to Iceland. In 930, Parliament was established, and the Icelandic Federation 1262 belonged to Norway. 1380, Iceland and Norway were ruled by Denmark. 1904, Iceland gained internal autonomy. 19 18, Iceland signed a federal law, stipulating that Iceland is a sovereign country, but foreign affairs are still controlled by Denmark. 1940 Denmark was occupied by Germany, and the relationship between Iceland and Denmark was interrupted.