There really aren't two regions that make up Northern Europe, as Northern Europe is one of the five regions of Europe itself.
Northern Europe typically includes Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ireland, and the United Kingdom are sometimes included, although not usually.
Northern Europe contains three geo-political-historical groups that all overlap:
Fennoscandia:
Finland, Norway, and Sweden (the Scandinavian Peninsula)
Nordic Countries:
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden (all Northern European countries)
Scandinavia:
Denmark, Norway, and Sweden
The countries in Northern Europe include:DenmarkEstoniaFinlandIcelandIrelandLatviaLithuaniaNorwaySwedenUnited KingdomHowever, Northern Europe typically includes only the Nordic countries (bolded).----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you were to split Europe into two regions, Northern and Southern Europe, then the countries in Northern Europe would be:BelarusBelgiumCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandGermanyIcelandIrelandKazakhstanLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgNetherlandsNorwayPolandRussiaSlovakiaSwedenUkraineUnited Kingdom(based solely on geographical terms)
Southern Europe can be divided into two separate regions: Southwestern Europe and Southeastern Europe. The Balkans is also a subregion of Southern or Eastern Europe (with the exception of Greece).
Norway and Sweden.
Western and Eastern Europe.
southern and northern.
Africa ,Asia ,Europe
Europe is located in both the Northern and Eastern hemispheres.
Northern
Europe and North America are the two continents in the northern hemisphere.
Europe and North America are the two continents that are completely in the Northern Hemisphere.
Europe's two hemispheres are the northern, eastern, and western ones.
Europe and North America are entirely in the Northern Hemisphere.