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Norway (Norge) runs along the western edge of Scandinavia, from the North Sea to far above the Arctic Circle, covering about 148,730 square miles (385,207 km²) including its Arctic islands. Deep fjords cut far inland between steep mountains, thousands of islands guard the coast, and in the north the sun never sets in summer.

Its most famous natural landmarks are its fjords, and Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, with waterfalls pouring down sheer cliffs, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Above Lysefjord, the flat-topped Preikestolen, or Pulpit Rock, hangs about 1,982 feet (604 m) over the water, and Galdhøpiggen is the highest peak at about 8,100 feet (2,469 m).

Norway has the last big herds of wild mountain reindeer in Europe, musk oxen roam the Dovrefjell plateau, and moose live in its forests. Ospreys and sea eagles nest along the coast, orcas follow the herring into the northern fjords in winter, and the white-throated dipper is the national bird.

Did You Know? On the Arctic islands of Svalbard, polar bears roam so freely that anyone heading out of town is required to carry protection in case they meet one.

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