What are the characteristics of Iceland?

Iceland is located in the North Atlantic Ocean in northwest Europe, near the Arctic Circle. It is the seat of Iceland, the least populous country in Northern Europe and the least populous country in Europe. Iceland is all located near the Arctic Circle, with low temperature all the year round. Due to the lack of heat, barley can't grow, and the cultivated land area only accounts for 1% of the total area. Mainly planting pasture, potatoes, carrots and so on. Affected by the North Atlantic warm current, the southern coastal areas have a mild climate and are concentrated areas of cultivated land residents.

Iceland has three remarkable natural features: first, there are many glaciers; Second, there are many volcanoes; Third, there are many high-temperature hot water mineral springs and abundant geothermal resources. The waters around Iceland are rich in fishery resources, and Reykjavik is the capital.