Akureyri. It's Iceland 's second city, which means it's the size of a small town in England, and it's in the extreme north.

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Whether it’s the dead of a blistering winter, or the peak of a golden summer, you can always count on seeing ice in Iceland.

Iceland is known for its natural wonders—everything from volcanoes to glaciers—but one of the most impressive sights is the country's waterfalls. Iceland has more than 10,000 of them.

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You Can’t See It; However, It Shapes Our World At the surface, it just looks like calm Arctic ocean. But deep below, Earth’s largest waterfall is at work shaping oceans, driving currents, and ...