Which countries in northern Europe

Question 1: What are the countries in Northern Europe and Western Europe? There are 44 countries and regions in Europe. Geographically, it is customarily divided into five regions: southern Europe, western Europe, central Europe, northern Europe and eastern Europe.

Southern Europe refers to the Balkan Peninsula, Apennine Peninsula, Iberian Peninsula and the nearby islands south of the Alps, including Yugoslavia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Greece, Italy, Vatican, San Marino, Malta, Spain, Portugal and Andorra. In a narrow sense, Western Europe refers to the islands near the Atlantic Ocean and Western Europe, including Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Monaco. Central Europe refers to central Europe, south of the Baltic Sea and north of the Alps. Include Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Northern Europe refers to jutland and Scandinavia in Northern Europe. Include Iceland, Faroe Islands (Denmark), Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. Eastern Europe refers to eastern Europe, and geographically refers to Estonia.

Question 2: Which countries are included in Northern Europe? Northern Europe is a political geographical term, referring to the five countries in the northern court: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland. Northern Europe ([British] Northern Europe) (1) is a natural geographical term, which generally refers to Northern Europe, including the whole European region north of the Alps. (2) As a human geography term, it refers to the northern part of Western Europe, including Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria and the five Nordic countries. Scandinavia (Scandinavia) (1) is defined as Scandinavia, including Denmark, Sweden, Norway and northern Finland. (2) As a concept of linguistics and anthropology, it refers to the Scandinavian branch, including Danish, East Norwegian, West Norwegian, Icelandic, Faroe Islands and Swedish. ] The Nordic Council is a political term, referring to the countries of the Northern Council. Five full members: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland. There are three full member regions: Faroe Islands, Greenland and Oran Islands. 3 active partners: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Hokuriku (Northern Europe) is a human geography term, which refers to all the territories of northern countries, including the five Nordic countries and the three Baltic countries, plus the territories of Greenland, Faroe Islands and Norway at the north and south levels. Connected together, only considering the scope of the land boundary, we can conclude that Hokuriku is approximately equal to the North Court, including Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Northern Sweden, Europe, Scandinavia and Sweden. Data Map: Introduction to the basic national conditions of the North Court: population country area Population official language Sweden Kingdom 449,964 square kilometers 8.9 million Swedish, Denmark Kingdom 43,080 square kilometers 5.3 million Denmark Finland * * Republic 337,032 square kilometers 565,438+ten thousand Finnish and Swedish, Norway Kingdom 386,974 square kilometers 4.42 million Norway Iceland * * Republic1. Kloc-0/06 square kilometer 270,000 Icelandic Benhavn10.4 million is the capital of Denmark and the commercial and transportation center of northern Europe. Gothenburg g? Teborg 700,000 is the first city in western Sweden and the geographical center of Northern Europe. Helsinki Helsinki 530,000 is the capital of Finland and the commercial center of the Baltic Sea region. Oslo Oslo is the capital and important port of Norway with 500,000 people. Malmo Malmo? 350,000 is the first city in southern Sweden and the third largest city in Sweden. Aarhus? Rhus265 265,000 Danish Yulan (Mainland China) is the first city. Bergen Bergen 224,000 is the first city in western Norway and an important port. Turku Turku 167000 is the first Swedish-speaking city in Finland and the old capital of Finland. Reykjavik Reykjavik 65438+ million is the capital of Iceland and the northernmost capital in the world. Toles port Thó rshavn10.4 million Faroe capital, an important seaport in the North Atlantic. International relations in northern Europe Denmark is a member of the European Union and NATO, not a euro zone country. Sweden is a member of the European Union, not a member of NATO, not a euro zone country. Finland is a member of the European Union, not a member of NATO, but a euro country. Norway is not a member of the European Union, but a member of NATO, not a euro zone country. Iceland is not a member of the European Union, but a member of NATO, not a euro zone country. Nordic entry rules 1. Nordic nationals do not need any documents to travel in the Nordic Mirror. (No border inspection) 2. Nationals of EU countries can only bring their ID cards when entering Dan Fengrui. Swiss, Liechtenstein and San Marino nationals (except Greece) enjoy equal treatment. 3. Nationals of the United States, Japan, Commonwealth, Vatican, Baltic countries, Western Slavic countries, Hungary, Greece, Cyprus, Israel, South Korea, most Latin American countries and a few countries in Oceania and Africa need valid passports, but they are visa-free. 4. China, North Korea, Viet Nam and Russia ... >>

Question 3: How many countries are there in Northern Europe? There are five Nordic countries and one affiliated region.

They are the capital of Sweden: Stockholm, the capital of Norway: Oslo, the capital of Finland: Helsinki and the capital of Denmark: Copenhagen.

The capital of Iceland: Reykjavik Independent Zone is the capital of Haval Rodin Islands: Toles Port, in which Sweden, Norway and Denmark are the kingdoms.

Question 4: Which countries belong to Northern Europe? On the definition of Northern Europe:

Because the national authorities in China have never come up with a systematic explanation, many people are unable to define the concept of Northern Europe, and the proper terms such as "Northern Europe, Northern Europe, Hokuriku, Beiting and Scandinavia" are seriously confused and abused. Our website has made a systematic introduction here, filling the gap in Chinese.

Northern Europe ([Britain]) is a political and geographical term, especially referring to the five countries in the northern court: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland.

] Northern Europe (UK)

(1) is a natural geographical term, which refers to northern Europe, including the whole European region north of the Alps.

(2) As a human geography term, it refers to the northern part of Western Europe, including Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria and the five Nordic countries.

Scandinavia (Britain) Scandinavia

(1) is a concept of physical geography, which refers to Scandinavia, including Denmark, Sweden, Norway and northern Finland.

(2) As a concept of linguistics and anthropology, it refers to the Scandinavian branch, including Danish, East Norwegian, West Norwegian, Icelandic, Faroe Islands and Swedish.

] The Nordic Council is a political term, referring to the countries of the Northern Council. Five full members: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland. There are three full member regions: Faroe Islands, Greenland and Oran Islands. 3 active partners: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

Hokuriku (Northern Europe) is a human geography term, which refers to all the territories of northern countries, including the five Nordic countries and the three Baltic countries, plus the territories of Greenland, Faroe Islands and Norway at the north and south levels. Connecting them together and only considering the boundary, we can draw the following conclusions: Hokuriku is about equal to Beiting, including Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Northern Sweden, Northern Europe, Scandinavia and Sweden. Data table: Beiting 7 basic national conditions table.

Foreword: Population

The official language of a country, region and population.

The Kingdom of Sweden has 449,964 square kilometers and 8.9 million Swedes.

Kingdom of Denmark: 43,080 square kilometers, 5.3 million Danish people.

Finland has 337,032 square kilometers and 565,438+million Finnish and Swedish languages.

The Kingdom of Norway has 386,974 square kilometers and 4.42 million Norwegians.

Iceland * * * Republic 103 106 square kilometers with 270,000 Icelanders.

Greenland 2 175600 square kilometers 50000 Greenland and Denmark.

Faroe Islands 1399 km2 46,000 Faroe Islands (Danish)

Oran 1527 square kilometers 25,000 Swedish and Finnish.

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Foreword: Population

Chinese name, original name, population profile

Stockholm10.5 million is the capital of Sweden and the largest city in northern Europe.

Copenhagen k? Benhavn10.4 million is the capital of Denmark and the commercial and transportation center of northern Europe.

Gothenburg g? Teborg 700,000 is the first city in western Sweden and the geographical center of Northern Europe.

Helsinki Helsinki 530,000 is the capital of Finland and the commercial center of the Baltic Sea region.

Oslo Oslo, the capital of Danwei with 500,000 yuan, is an important port.

Malmo Malmo? 350,000 is the first city in southern Sweden and the third largest city in Sweden.

Aarhus? Yulan (Mainland China) is the first city.

Bergen Bergen 224,000 is the first city in western Norway and an important port.

Turku Turku 167000 is the first Swedish-speaking city in Finland and the old capital of Finland.

Reykjavik Reykjavik 65438+ million is the capital of Iceland and the northernmost capital in the world.

Toles port Thó rshavn10.4 million Faroe capital, an important seaport in the North Atlantic.

International relations in northern Europe Denmark is a member of the European Union and NATO, not a euro zone country. Sweden is a member of the European Union, not a member of NATO, not a euro zone country. Finland is a member of the European Union, not a member of NATO, but a euro country. Norway is not a member of the European Union, but a member of NATO, not a euro zone country. Iceland is not a member of the European Union, but a member of NATO, not a euro zone country.

Nordic entry rules 1. Nordic nationals do not need any documents to travel in the Nordic Mirror. (No border inspection) 2. Nationals from EU countries enter Denmark ... >>

Question 5: What are the countries in Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Southern Europe and Northern Europe? Eastern Europe includes Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia. Among them, the six countries of the former Yugoslavia (Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Macedonia) and Albania are sometimes regarded as southern European countries.

In a narrow sense, Western Europe refers to the area near the Atlantic Ocean and nearby islands in Western Europe, including Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Monaco. Broadly speaking, it also includes Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Finland, Greece and other developed capitalist countries in Europe.

Southern Europe, including Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Albania and Greece in the Balkans; Italy, Malta, San Marino and Vatican on the Apennine Peninsula; Spain, Portugal and Andorra on the Iberian Peninsula; In addition to the above countries and regions, it also includes the northwest corner of Malta and Turkey.

Northern Europe, including Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland, as well as the Faroe Islands, which implement internal autonomy.

Question 6: What exactly does Northern Europe mean? What countries are there? On the definition of Northern Europe:

Because the national authorities in China have never come up with a systematic explanation, many people are unable to define the concept of Northern Europe, and the proper terms such as "Northern Europe, Northern Europe, Hokuriku, Beiting and Scandinavia" are seriously confused and abused. Our website has made a systematic introduction here, filling the gap in Chinese.

Northern Europe ([Britain]) is a political and geographical term, especially referring to the five countries in the northern court: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland.

] Northern Europe (UK)

(1) is a natural geographical term, which refers to northern Europe, including the whole European region north of the Alps.

(2) As a human geography term, it refers to the northern part of Western Europe, including Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria and the five Nordic countries.

Scandinavia (Britain) Scandinavia

(1) is a concept of physical geography, which refers to Scandinavia, including Denmark, Sweden, Norway and northern Finland.

(2) As a concept of linguistics and anthropology, it refers to the Scandinavian branch, including Danish, East Norwegian, West Norwegian, Icelandic, Faroe Islands and Swedish.

] The Nordic Council is a political term, referring to the countries of the Northern Council. Five full members: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland. There are three full member regions: Faroe Islands, Greenland and Oran Islands. 3 active partners: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

Hokuriku (Northern Europe) is a human geography term, which refers to all the territories of northern countries, including the five Nordic countries and the three Baltic countries, plus the territories of Greenland, Faroe Islands and Norway at the north and south levels. Connecting them together and only considering the boundary, we can draw the following conclusions: Hokuriku is about equal to Beiting, including Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Northern Sweden, Northern Europe, Scandinavia and Sweden. Data table: Beiting 7 basic national conditions table.

Foreword: Population

The official language of a country, region and population.

The Kingdom of Sweden has 449,964 square kilometers and 8.9 million Swedes.

Kingdom of Denmark: 43,080 square kilometers, 5.3 million Danish people.

Finland has 337,032 square kilometers and 565,438+million Finnish and Swedish languages.

The Kingdom of Norway has 386,974 square kilometers and 4.42 million Norwegians.

Iceland * * * Republic of China 103 106 square kilometers with 270,000 Icelanders.

Greenland 2 175600 square kilometers 50000 Greenland and Denmark.

Faroe Islands 1399 km2 46,000 Faroe Islands (Danish)

Oran 1527 square kilometers 25,000 Swedish and Finnish.

Question 7: What are the countries in Eastern Europe, Western Europe and Northern Europe? Western Europe: Britain, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Monaco.

Eastern Europe: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, the European part of Russia.

Northern Europe: including Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland.

Central Europe: Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein.

Southern Europe: including Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Greece, Italy, Vatican, San Marino, Malta, Spain, Portugal and Andorra.

Question 8: Which countries are included in Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Southern Europe and Northern Europe?

Eastern Europe: Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland;

Western Europe: Ireland, Britain, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Monaco;

Northern Europe: Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden;

Southern Europe: Portugal, Spain, Andorra, Italy, San Marino, Vatican, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Malta and Cyprus.

Question 9: Who are the ten Nordic countries? Hello, there are ten European countries to visit, Switzerland/Germany/France/Netherlands/Belgium/Luxembourg/Liechtenstein/Austria/Italy/Vatican, but these are all Western European countries; There are only five countries in Northern Europe, Denmark/Sweden/Norway/Finland/Iceland.

Question 10: which countries in northern Europe are Iceland without a king, which belong to Denmark and are independent?