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Akureyri has a robust cultural scene, with several bars and reputable restaurants (such as "Greifinn", "Bautinn", "RUB 23 Steak/Sushi", "Kung Fu sushi bar" and "Götubarinn"). The
Icelandic folk dance ensemble "Vefarinn" comes from Akureyri. Folk culture, in general, is more prevalent in Akureyri than
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Akureyri is governed by a town council, directly elected by those over 18 with registered domicile in the town. The council has 11 members, who are elected for four-year terms. The mayor is appointed by the council: usually one of the council members is chosen, but they may also appoint a mayor who
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Akureyri. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (Ríkisútvarpið) operates two radio channels nationwide. The several radio stations in Akureyri include FM Akureyri and Voice FM 98.7. Several television stations can be watched in Akureyri. N4 is a station whose studios
306:(the slim) Eyvindarson originally settled the area in the 9th century. The first mention of Akureyri is in court records from 1562, when a woman was sentenced there for adultery. In the 17th century, Danish merchants based their camps at the current site of Akureyri, which was one of the numerous
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As of 2021, Akureyri has a population of 19,219. About 3% of the population are foreign citizens, from 53 countries. In 2014, there were 229 births and 118 deaths in
Akureyri. Immigration in 2014 was 1,097 individuals, while emigration was 1,122 residents. Population growth in 2014 was therefore
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Akureyri has been heated geothermally since the late 1970s. Starting in 1928, there were unsuccessful attempts to develop geothermal energy. During this period, electricity and oil were used for heating. Construction of a geothermal distribution system was begun in 1976 after the discovery of a
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Corporations pay a tax rate of 18% to the national government, which is one of the lowest in the world. No additional local corporate taxes are levied. Property tax, at 1.99%, accounts for most of the tax base. A local government deficit of ISK 1 billion (US$ 9 million) was anticipated in 2009,
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Laugaland field near Akureyri was the first geothermal source commercially developed. The Ytri-Tjarnir field followed. To obtain sufficient water flow, additional fields were developed at Botn in 1980, Glerárdalur 2 kilometres (1 mi) SW of the town in 1981, and Þelamörk 10 kilometres
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The fishing industry has historically been a large and important part of the local economy. In recent years, other industries and business services have also begun. Higher education is also a growing sector in the local economy. About 20% of the work force is in the service industry.
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Akureyri has five police officers on call. Incidents have occurred where insufficient police officers were on duty to respond to criminal activity in progress, as confirmed by the mayor. However, Akureyri, and
Iceland in general, has one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
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In the early 21st century, fishing industries have become more important in
Akureyri as two of the major fishing companies of Iceland have become a more important source of revenue and are expected to grow further in coming years. The
1999:(Þjóðvegur 1 or Hringvegur) connects the town with the other parts of the country, including Reykjavík, which is 390 kilometres (242 miles) away. The road is mostly one lane in each direction, but is paved and open year-round. The
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Sites that have been cited as areas of interest include various museums, churches, and the Botanical Gardens. Local museums include the Minjasafnið á Akureyri (Akureyri Museum), Listasafnið á Akureyri (
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The F821 mountain road climbs southwards from Akureyri and connects with the F26 mountain road across the highlands towards the south of the country. It is only open during summer.
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New residential and commercial growth has required an extension of electricity and water distribution, as well as new water drilling. Much of the town is heated geothermally.
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1675:2007–2009 – Sigrún Björk Jakobsdóttir
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76:Location of the Akureyri Municipality
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3744:"Free Bus Rides in Akureyri Pay Off"
3712:from the original on 8 February 2009
3436:from the original on 30 October 2020
2804:. Statistics Iceland. Archived from
2627:"Akureyri Climate Normals 1991-2020"
275:units were based in the town during
234:, the country's fifth most populous
3878:Einar Sigtryggsson (7 April 2018).
3802:from the original on 2 October 2018
3777:
3768:and other locations across Iceland.
3730:
3558:
3172:from the original on 20 August 2009
3010:"The Municipal Library of Akureyri"
2917:
2899:from the original on 15 August 2023
2314:Schuster, Carl O. (May–June 1993).
46:An aerial view of downtown Akureyri
3484:. Iceland in focus. Archived from
3462:from the original on 17 April 2008
3250:from the original on 17 April 2009
3220:. Flugsafn Íslands. Archived from
3114:"North Icelandic TV Goes National"
3094:from the original on 17 April 2009
3042:from the original on 23 March 2009
2221:from the original on 23 April 2012
1860:The old building (Gamli Skóli) of
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3892:from the original on 25 July 2018
3859:from the original on 25 July 2018
3577:from the original on 25 June 2009
3540:from the original on 2 March 2009
3340:from the original on 18 June 2010
2869:from the original on 13 July 2011
2488:from the original on 8 April 2009
559:cold-summer mediterranean climate
348:bombers: 'A' flight was based at
294:Akureyri in the late 19th century
4364:
3682:. fishupdate.com. Archived from
3660:from the original on 8 June 2011
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1678:2009–2010 – Hermann Jón Tómasson
1605:is not a member of the council.
1522:ski slopes just west of the town
1384:Average sea temperature °C (°F)
494:, which was formed by the river
140:138 km (53 sq mi)
70:
55:
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3953:AFE Investment promotion agency
3922:from the original on 9 May 2016
3790:Ćirić, Jelena (13 March 2018).
2663:. 25 April 2023. Archived from
2601:Icelandic Meteorological Office
2541:Icelandic Meteorological Office
2537:"Monthly Averages for Akureyri"
2341:Norman, Hans; Runblom, Harald.
3996:. Lonely Planet Publications.
2567:"Annual Averages for Akureyri"
2456:"From the History of Akureyri"
2215:"From the history of Akureyri"
1:
4774:Grímsnes- og Grafningshreppur
3823:"Parking Zone & Payments"
3510:. World66.com. Archived from
3012:. akureyri.is. Archived from
2597:"Akureyri 1961–1990 Averages"
2458:. akureyri.is. Archived from
2407:. akureyri.is. Archived from
1952:in Greenland is also served.
1909:flies several times a day to
1651:1958–1967 – Magnús Guðjónsson
1584:(The church of Akureyri) and
1454:Source 1: Seatemperature.net
4013:"Akureyri Municipal Website"
3534:"The University of Akureyri"
2437:Parnell & O'Carroll 2007
2101:The town's ice hockey team,
1654:1967–1976 – Bjarni Einarsson
1499:, Norðurmjólk, Brim hf, and
528:[ˈklɛːrˌaurˌkʰvɛrvɪ]
481:[ˈklɛːrˌauːˌtaːlʏr̥]
238:(under the official name of
172:600, 601, 602, 603, 611, 630
161:131.82/km (341.4/sq mi)
4819:Sveitarfélagið Hornafjörður
4809:Skeiða- og Gnúpverjahreppur
4635:Sveitarfélagið Skagafjörður
4026:(In Icelandic and English.)
4022:"Travel Guide for Akureyri"
4017:(In Icelandic and English.)
3573:. Nordic Adventure Travel.
2287:, No. 32, pages 43–50.
1967:. It is also important for
1666:1994–1998 – Jakob Björnsson
1663:1990–1994 – Halldór Jónsson
1648:1934–1958 – Steinn Steinsen
1556:The town centre of Akureyri
1053:Average precipitation days
839:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
699:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
4876:
4640:Sveitarfélagið Skagaströnd
4519:Eyja- og Miklaholtshreppur
3432:(in Icelandic). Akureyri.
3168:. Minjasafnið á Akureyri.
2657:"Akureyri Sea Temperature"
2035:Knattspyrnufélag Akureyrar
1692:
1689:Twin towns – sister cities
1660:1986–1990 – Sigfús Jónsson
1657:1976–1986 – Helgi M. Bergs
1622:Social Democratic Alliance
1487:Cruise ship in the harbour
1453:
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4860:Municipalities of Iceland
4407:Municipalities of Iceland
4362:
4121:
3746:. Iceland Review Online.
3246:. Lystigarður Akureyrar.
3194:. Iceland Review Online.
3116:. Iceland Review Online.
2986:. Iceland Review Online.
2960:. Iceland Review Online.
2932:"Tkies Software Services"
2865:. Iceland Review Online.
1645:1919–1934 – Jón Sveinsson
1578:Akureyri Botanical Garden
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255:and two farther islands:
244:[-ˌeiːrarˌpaiːr̥]
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4698:Svalbarðsstrandarhreppur
3764:and connect the town to
1997:Route 1 or the Ring Road
1869:Menntaskólinn á Akureyri
230:) is a town in northern
206:Icelandic pronunciation:
4567:Bolungarvíkurkaupstaður
4453:Seltjarnarneskaupstaður
4428:Hafnarfjarðarkaupstaður
4074:SCA Shire of Klakavirki
3976:. Bradt Travel Guides.
3853:"Meistaratitlar kvenna"
3508:"Akureyri Travel Guide"
3062:"Practical information"
2107:Icelandic Hockey League
2081:Akureyri Handboltafélag
1862:Akureyri Junior College
425:Akureyri is located at
336:, morning November 2007
219:[ˈaːkʰʏrˌeiːrɪ]
4069:University of Akureyri
3968:Evans, Andrew (2008).
3656:. Statistics Iceland.
2001:Vaðlaheiðargöng tunnel
1896:
1873:University of Akureyri
1864:
1671:Kristján Þór Júlíusson
1557:
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475:[ˈcʰɛ(r)tliŋk]
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384:University of Akureyri
342:No. 330 Squadron RNoAF
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295:
210:[ˈaːkʏrˌeiːrɪ]
126:Ásthildur Sturludóttir
108:Northeast Constituency
4814:Sveitarfélagið Árborg
2381:. Nonnahús Akureyri.
2103:Skautafélag Akureyrar
2096:national championship
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516:[ˈɪnːˌpaiːr̥]
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4824:Sveitarfélagið Ölfus
4597:Tálknafjarðarhreppur
4486:Sveitarfélagið Vogar
3962:on 14 February 2012.
3514:on 11 September 2009
3224:on 28 September 2008
2893:Iceland Travel Guide
2799:"Iceland in figures"
2571:Icelandic Met Office
2041:are the two biggest
1318:Icelandic Met Office
629:Record high °C (°F)
504:[ˈpʰɔtlʏrɪn]
491:[ˈɔtːˌeiːrɪ]
158: • Density
4741:Vopnafjarðarhreppur
4658:Akureyrarkaupstaður
4650:Northeastern Region
4612:Northwestern Region
4076:, based in Akureyri
3686:on 14 February 2008
3603:on 13 February 2009
3333:. geoheat.oit.edu.
3068:on 18 February 2009
2350:Uppsala Universitet
2118:Reykjavík Golf Club
1892:Aerial view of the
1630:Left-Green Movement
1624:(Samfylkingin) and
1562:Akureyri Art Museum
1100:Average snowy days
909:Record low °C (°F)
769:Daily mean °C (°F)
440: /
96:Northeastern Region
4577:Kaldrananeshreppur
4463:Southern Peninsula
4031:"Port of Akureyri"
3706:"Port of Akureyri"
3571:"Akureyri airport"
3016:on 7 February 2009
2831:"Crime Index 2000"
2811:on 15 October 2009
2779:on 16 October 2015
2749:on 16 October 2015
2719:on 16 October 2015
2689:on 16 October 2015
2661:seatemperature.net
2517:on 3 February 2011
2484:. geographia.com.
2316:"Operation Ikarus"
2134:mixed martial arts
2114:Akureyri Golf Club
2066:Úrvalsdeild kvenna
1897:
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1640:Timeline of mayors
1618:Independence Party
1600:Law and government
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534:[ˈθɔr̥pɪθ]
522:[ˈprɛhkan]
469:[ˈstriːta]
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150: • Total
137: • Total
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4794:Rangárþing eystra
4779:Hrunamannahreppur
4731:Fljótsdalshreppur
4678:Grýtubakkahreppur
4534:Skorradalshreppur
4524:Grundarfjarðarbær
4504:Akraneskaupstaður
4373:
4372:
4003:978-1-74104-537-6
3983:978-1-84162-215-6
3821:Akureyri, Visit.
3597:"Domestic travel"
3276:on 24 August 2010
3270:"Akureyrarkirkja"
3166:"Akureyri Museum"
2667:on 25 April 2023.
2637:on 17 August 2023
2607:on 17 August 2023
2577:on 17 August 2023
2547:on 17 August 2023
2379:"Nýjustu fréttir"
2043:multi-sport clubs
1971:handling and for
1626:Progressive Party
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1149:relative humidity
547:subarctic climate
444:65.683°N 18.100°W
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3946:"Fresh Location"
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4751:Southern Region
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2090:In basketball,
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4587:Strandabyggð
4562:Árneshreppur
4476:Reykjanesbær
4356:Vopnafjörður
4346:Vík í Mýrdal
4316:Siglufjörður
4296:Sauðárkrókur
4266:Ólafsfjörður
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2111:
2100:
2089:
2074:
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2039:Þór Akureyri
2033:
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2020:
2012:
2009:
1995:
1986:
1977:cruise ships
1962:
1954:
1927:
1919:Vopnafjörður
1904:
1898:
1866:
1845:
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1699:Akureyri is
1698:
1669:1998–2007 –
1614:Bæjarlistinn
1613:
1609:
1607:
1603:
1590:
1586:Glerárkirkja
1559:
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1464:
1461:Demographics
983:mm (inches)
571:Vík í Mýrdal
562:
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485:
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424:
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277:World War II
269:
240:Akureyrarbær
239:
236:municipality
201:
200:
103:Constituency
61:Coat of arms
33:Municipality
15:
4769:Flóahreppur
4726:Fjarðabyggð
4683:Hörgársveit
4673:Fjallabyggð
4602:Vesturbyggð
4539:Snæfellsbær
4509:Borgarbyggð
4443:Mosfellsbær
4438:Kópavogsbær
4336:Þorlákshöfn
4321:Skagaströnd
4251:Mosfellsbær
4231:Hvolsvöllur
4221:Hvammstangi
4166:Eskifjörður
4161:Egilsstaðir
4146:Bolungarvík
3837:22 February
3780:, p. 9
3733:, p. 6
3708:. port.is.
3638:22 February
3440:12 February
3430:akureyri.is
3036:"Vikudagur"
2920:, p. 5
1959:Marine port
1796:, Greenland
1520:Hlíðarfjall
461:Eyjafjörður
447: /
334:Eyjafjörður
330:Hlíðarfjall
310:of land in
261:Eyjafjörður
253:Eyjafjörður
4844:Categories
4759:Ásahreppur
4693:Norðurþing
4630:Skagabyggð
4554:Westfjords
4326:Stokkseyri
4236:Ísafjörður
4226:Hveragerði
4171:Eyrarbakki
4033:. port.is.
3938:References
3426:"Vinabæir"
2511:"Akureyri"
2482:"Akureyri"
2439:, p.
2198:, p.
2196:Evans 2008
2156:References
2047:basketball
1907:Icelandair
1693:See also:
1316:Source 1:
1055:(≥ 1.0 mm)
145:Population
114:Government
4620:Húnabyggð
4514:Dalabyggð
4291:Sandgerði
4286:Reykjavík
4246:Kópavogur
4191:Grindavík
4151:Borgarnes
3806:2 October
3766:Reykjavík
3762:Strætó bs
3140:"Museums"
3090:. n4.is.
2903:15 August
2783:4 October
2753:4 October
2723:4 October
2693:4 October
2641:17 August
2122:Icelandic
2037:(KA) and
2017:Utilities
1946:Transavia
1934:Amsterdam
1911:Reykjavík
1879:Transport
1852:Education
1809:, Denmark
1770:, Finland
1757:, Iceland
1548:Townscape
1541:Vikudagur
1501:Vífilfell
1197:dew point
561:(Köppen:
405:Geography
312:Pollurinn
4850:Akureyri
4736:Múlaþing
4423:Garðabær
4271:Ólafsvík
4261:Njarðvík
4241:Keflavík
4181:Garðabær
4141:Blönduós
4136:Akureyri
4126:Álftanes
4048:cite web
3920:Archived
3890:Archived
3857:Archived
3831:Archived
3800:Archived
3778:AFE 2004
3748:Archived
3731:AFE 2004
3710:Archived
3658:Archived
3632:Archived
3575:Archived
3559:AFE 2004
3538:Archived
3460:Archived
3434:Archived
3354:cite web
3335:Archived
3248:Archived
3196:Archived
3170:Archived
3118:Archived
3092:Archived
3040:Archived
2988:Archived
2962:Archived
2936:Archived
2918:AFE 2004
2897:Archived
2867:Archived
2611:18 April
2581:18 April
2551:18 April
2486:Archived
2383:Archived
2326:26 April
2219:Archived
2144:See also
2136:fighter
2055:handball
2051:football
1965:trawlers
1923:Þórshöfn
1846:Ice News
1835:, Sweden
1833:Västerås
1783:, Russia
1781:Murmansk
1744:, Canada
1718:, Norway
1566:Nonnahús
1497:Samherji
1449:(41.15)
1444:(39.02)
1439:(41.18)
1434:(42.80)
1429:(46.76)
1424:(49.10)
1419:(47.30)
1414:(43.52)
1409:(39.20)
1404:(36.68)
1399:(35.78)
1394:(35.96)
1389:(36.50)
1199:°C (°F)
1195:Average
1147:Average
1102:(≥ 0 cm)
1048:(22.59)
979:Average
363:Murmansk
359:Catalina
202:Akureyri
191:akureyri
25:Akureyri
4301:Selfoss
4216:Húsavík
4131:Akranes
4115:Iceland
3994:Iceland
3972:Iceland
3926:18 June
3896:25 July
3863:25 July
3754:28 June
3716:12 June
3690:12 June
3664:27 June
3607:12 June
3581:12 June
3544:25 June
3466:14 June
3344:18 June
3306:18 June
3254:12 June
3228:12 June
3202:28 June
3176:12 June
3150:14 June
3124:28 June
3098:12 June
3046:12 June
3020:12 June
2994:28 June
2968:29 June
2942:12 June
2873:28 June
2847:27 June
2815:14 June
2521:12 June
2492:12 June
2466:13 June
2415:13 June
2363:13 June
2225:13 July
2178:7 April
1973:tourism
1969:freight
1942:easyJet
1915:Grímsey
1884:Airport
1842:Grimsby
1807:Randers
1716:Ålesund
1701:twinned
1511:Culture
1479:Economy
1264:(32.6)
1259:(25.0)
1254:(27.5)
1249:(32.4)
1244:(39.2)
1239:(44.4)
1234:(45.0)
1229:(40.5)
1224:(34.0)
1219:(28.6)
1214:(25.3)
1209:(24.4)
1204:(25.2)
1043:(2.87)
1038:(2.69)
1033:(2.91)
1028:(2.09)
1023:(1.63)
1018:(1.33)
1013:(0.81)
1008:(0.95)
1003:(1.02)
998:(1.87)
993:(2.06)
988:(2.37)
974:(−9.4)
969:(−5.1)
964:(−1.3)
954:(16.9)
949:(28.0)
944:(34.3)
939:(28.2)
934:(13.3)
929:(−0.8)
924:(−9.4)
919:(−6.2)
914:(−6.9)
904:(34.5)
899:(25.5)
894:(28.2)
889:(34.0)
884:(41.7)
879:(46.2)
874:(47.3)
869:(43.9)
864:(37.8)
859:(31.5)
854:(27.3)
849:(25.5)
844:(25.7)
834:(39.6)
829:(30.7)
824:(33.1)
819:(38.3)
814:(46.4)
809:(51.4)
804:(52.2)
799:(49.3)
794:(43.2)
789:(36.7)
784:(32.0)
779:(30.6)
774:(31.1)
764:(46.0)
759:(36.7)
754:(38.5)
749:(43.9)
744:(53.2)
739:(58.6)
734:(59.2)
729:(56.7)
724:(50.5)
719:(43.9)
714:(38.3)
709:(36.7)
704:(36.9)
694:(84.9)
689:(59.2)
684:(63.5)
679:(67.1)
674:(74.5)
669:(81.9)
664:(81.7)
659:(84.9)
654:(76.3)
649:(70.7)
644:(59.4)
639:(58.1)
634:(63.5)
541:Climate
435:18°06′W
432:65°41′N
286:History
265:Grímsey
232:Iceland
215:locally
186:Website
85:Iceland
82:Country
4186:Garður
4156:Dalvík
4000:
3980:
3912:"Golf"
3518:7 July
3492:7 July
3410:6 July
3384:6 July
3280:6 July
3072:2 July
2389:6 July
2300:
2260:3 July
2173:PX-Web
2077:KA/Þór
2062:Þór/KA
2030:Sports
2005:Mývatn
1938:Zürich
1794:Narsaq
1729:Denver
1703:with:
1340:Month
1311:1,051
1296:138.0
1293:152.5
1290:189.9
1287:171.0
1284:127.5
1095:108.5
959:(7.5)
585:Month
551:Köppen
391:Hrísey
273:Allied
257:Hrísey
153:19,219
91:Region
4351:Vogar
4206:Hella
3960:(PDF)
3949:(PDF)
3338:(PDF)
3331:(PDF)
2841:(PDF)
2834:(PDF)
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1992:Roads
1975:, as
1940:with
1894:fjord
1820:Vágur
1768:Lahti
1742:Gimli
1535:Media
1529:Gásir
1470:Crime
1379:Year
1305:15.2
1302:47.9
1299:90.4
1281:77.9
1278:33.9
1190:77.9
1187:79.5
1184:80.8
1181:81.2
1178:77.4
1175:78.3
1172:77.8
1169:73.2
1166:73.4
1163:75.7
1160:78.9
1157:79.3
1154:79.4
1142:95.5
1139:18.1
1136:12.4
1112:16.1
1109:16.9
1106:22.0
1092:12.0
1089:10.9
1086:11.7
1062:10.2
1059:11.1
1046:573.9
972:−23.0
967:−20.6
962:−18.5
957:−13.6
932:−10.4
927:−18.2
922:−23.0
917:−21.2
912:−21.6
624:Year
496:Glerá
458:fjord
308:spits
304:magri
300:Norse
121:Mayor
4211:Höfn
4054:link
3998:ISBN
3978:ISBN
3928:2016
3898:2018
3865:2018
3839:2024
3808:2018
3756:2009
3718:2009
3692:2009
3666:2009
3640:2024
3609:2009
3583:2009
3546:2009
3520:2009
3494:2009
3468:2009
3442:2020
3412:2009
3386:2009
3360:link
3346:2009
3308:2009
3282:2009
3256:2009
3230:2009
3204:2009
3178:2009
3152:2009
3126:2009
3100:2009
3088:"N4"
3074:2009
3048:2009
3022:2009
2996:2009
2970:2009
2944:2009
2905:2023
2875:2009
2849:2009
2817:2009
2785:2015
2755:2015
2725:2015
2695:2015
2643:2023
2613:2019
2583:2019
2553:2019
2523:2009
2494:2009
2468:2009
2417:2009
2391:2009
2365:2009
2328:2023
2298:ISBN
2262:2009
2227:2009
2180:2019
2128:and
2112:The
2070:2017
2053:and
1944:and
1936:and
1921:and
1539:The
1376:Dec
1373:Nov
1370:Oct
1367:Sep
1364:Aug
1361:Jul
1358:Jun
1355:May
1352:Apr
1349:Mar
1346:Feb
1343:Jan
1308:0.3
1275:6.5
1257:−3.9
1252:−2.5
1217:−1.9
1212:−3.7
1207:−4.2
1202:−3.8
1151:(%)
1133:3.9
1130:0.1
1127:0.0
1124:0.0
1121:0.0
1118:0.3
1115:5.7
1083:9.4
1080:8.1
1077:7.7
1074:4.9
1071:5.9
1068:6.7
1065:9.9
1041:72.8
1036:68.3
1031:74.0
1026:53.2
1021:41.4
1016:33.7
1011:20.7
1006:24.1
1001:25.9
996:47.4
991:52.2
986:60.2
952:−8.4
947:−2.2
937:−2.1
897:−3.6
892:−2.1
857:−0.3
852:−2.6
847:−3.6
842:−3.5
827:−0.7
807:10.8
802:11.2
782:-0.0
777:−0.8
772:−0.5
742:11.8
737:14.8
732:15.1
727:13.7
722:10.3
692:29.4
687:15.1
682:17.5
677:19.5
672:23.6
667:27.7
662:27.6
657:29.4
652:24.6
647:21.5
642:15.2
637:14.5
632:17.5
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618:Nov
615:Oct
612:Sep
609:Aug
606:Jul
603:Jun
600:May
597:Apr
594:Mar
591:Feb
588:Jan
486:eyri
298:The
263:and
181:6000
132:Area
4113:in
2441:220
2200:310
2092:Þór
1983:Bus
1564:),
1447:5.1
1442:3.9
1437:5.1
1432:6.0
1427:8.2
1422:9.5
1417:8.5
1412:6.4
1407:4.0
1402:2.6
1397:2.1
1392:2.2
1387:2.5
1262:0.3
1247:0.2
1242:4.0
1237:6.9
1232:7.2
1227:4.7
1222:1.1
942:1.3
902:1.4
887:1.1
882:5.4
877:7.9
872:8.5
867:6.6
862:3.2
832:4.2
822:0.6
817:3.5
812:8.0
797:9.6
792:6.2
787:2.6
762:7.8
757:2.6
752:3.6
747:6.6
717:6.6
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