Suðurlands
Suðurlands was a region in southern Iceland, covering an area of approximately 24,125 square kilometers. It was one of the eight regions into which Iceland was divided for administrative purposes until 2008. The name "Suðurlands" translates to "southern lands" in Icelandic.
Suðurlands was situated in the southern part of the country, bordering the Westfjords to the northwest, the
Suðurlands was known for its diverse landscapes, including glaciers, fjords, waterfalls, and black sand beaches. Vatnajökull
Suðurlands was dissolved in 2008 as part of a major administrative reform in Iceland, which reduced the