pohjoismaita
Pohjoismaita, often translated as "Nordic countries" in English, refers to a geographical and cultural region in Northern Europe. This region traditionally comprises Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. While sometimes the Faroe Islands and Greenland, which are autonomous territories within the Kingdom of Denmark, are also included in a broader definition, the core five nations are consistently recognized as the Nordic countries.
These countries share a common history, rooted in the Viking Age and subsequent periods of political unions
Geographically, the Nordic countries are characterized by their northern latitudes, extensive coastlines, and diverse landscapes ranging