Iceland was populated from Europe hundreds of years ago so the people think of themselves as European but it lies in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and is not physically part of any continent.
Politically Iceland belongs to the continent of Europe. However geologically Iceland is a subaerial part of Mid-Atlantic spreading ridge, the ridge along which the oceanic crust spreads and forms new oceanic crust. In addition to this, this part of the MOR (mid ocean ridge) is located atop a mantle plume causing Iceland to be subaerial (above sea level). Tectonically Iceland belongs neither to European continent nor to North America since it is a raised part of the oceanic crust, not a continental land mass.
No, Iceland is not a continent, it is an island country. The word "Iceland" is actually Norse for "island."
Even though you do not normally learn it in elementary school, Greenland is part of North America whereas Iceland is in Europe.
That is Iceland which is part of Europe.
They both are, yes. Are you thinking of Greenland? Iceland is not a part of Denmark - Greenland is.
Greenland is a part of North America.
Greenland is considered part of the continent of North America.
Greenland is part of North America
Iceland. Because it is just a joke calling it iceland, tho Greenland is really the icy part lol.
No, Copenhagen is in Denmark proper which is part of the European continent, whereas Greenland is part of the North-american continent.
Greenland is considered a part of Denmark.
Iceland would be the most inhabited area of Greenland.
no it is part of North America
Greenland is considered part of the continent of North America.