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Coastline has many fijords
Norway
Largest Island in the world
Greenland
Lakes are called lochs
Scotland
Contains the Kjolen Mountains
Northwest Highlands
Includes the largest river in the British Isles
Ireland
More than 10% is covered by glaciers
Iceland
Lies on the Jutland Peninsula
Denmark
Location of Norway and Sweded
Scandanavian Peninsula
Fjords
Narrow, deep inlets of the sea set between high, rocky cliffs
North Atlantic Drift
These winds bring mild temperatures and rain to the British Isles and coastal areas