The use of Seal for food, clothing, or any other purposes, other than being a well appreciated species in our environment here in Iceland, is none. Icelanders have not hunted seal for any purposes for a very long time, (decades at least.) Seals are nice to look at, and are respected that way up here. Fish on the other hand which makes about 30% percent of Iceland´s economy, through export, is well known worldwide for its purity and very high quality.

To help you find Iceland on a map, my dear HEYNOW, here you have the global position of "Reykjavik," the capital of Iceland; 64°8´24’’N and 21°55’48’’V. Reykjavik is the country´s only city, and is also the norhern-most capital in the world.

Population of Iceland is 310.000 people, (that is, three hundred and ten thousond.) All though the size of the country is enormous, 103.000 km2 which makes it the 105th largest country´s in the world, to help you make out the size of my country in Comparison to Denmark which has over 5.000.000 inhabitants (five million) Denmark´s size is 43.042 Km2 (forty three thousond and forty forty two square kilometers.) You have to find a kilometer, mile converter yourself, if interested to make these figures into perspective.

Iceland is a member of Nato, since 1949 and during the time between year 1959 and 2006, a U.S military airport was based here.

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