geography
Why Are Iceland and Faroe Islands Sometimes Considered Scandinavian?
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- Iceland and Faroe Islands are sometimes included due to ethnolinguistic ties.
- Their languages are related to Scandinavian languages.
- Historical connections to Norway and Denmark exist.
- They are not part of the Scandinavian Peninsula.
- Inclusion is based on cultural rather than geographical criteria.
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