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The flag of Norway consists of blue and white stripes forming a cross over a red background. The colors are a symbol of liberty.

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Although Norway has 4 seasons (Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn), it is relatively chilly.

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The capital of Norway is Oslo.

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Norway is a country located in northern Europe and is surrounded by the countries Sweden, Finland, and Russia.

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The bunad is a traditional Norwegian garment worn by both men and women. They are usually worn when going to church, Norwegian Constitution Day, and other holidays.

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Traditional Scandinavian food are sandwiches but looking only at Norway, most of Norway's foods revolve around the sea as they are surrounded by it for example, salmon. Desserts will mainly have sugar, eggs, flour, eggs, and butter such as pancakes.

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Norwegian instrumental folk music is usually dance music and is associated with particular instruments, such as the Hardanger fiddle, the Norwegian dulcimer, and various types of flutes. It has been passed down by ear for many generations, and often includes unique rhythms and uses an old scale system.

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Most offices and shops close on public holidays like Constitution Day, which commemorates the day when the Norwegian constitution was signed in 1814. Some other celebrated holidays include Easter Day, Christmas Day, International Workers' Day, and Boxing Day.

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Recreational activities are mainly outdoors and are enjoyed by people all throughout Norway; they include hiking, fishing, cycling, and skiing.

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Norway has many different religions, Christianity is a whopping 55% of the Countries religion. However, near the 18th and 19th century, Norse mythology was the religion.This is the map of all nine worlds in Norse Mythology.

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Animals in Norway such as bears, lynx, elk, reindeer, and wolves often have thick furs to keep them warm in the frigid weather. Norway is also one of the few places where you can spot polar bears in the wild.

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Actually, Norway speaks many different languages, the main four being Norway, Nynorsk, Bokmål, and Saami, North. Of course, English is used but mostly by "the younger crowd".

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