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🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 68: The Westfjords The Westfjords (Vestfirðir, “West Fjords”) is one of the eight administrative regions of Iceland, occupying the large peninsula in the northwestern part of the country. The region covers approximately 22,000 square kilometres — 22% of Iceland’s total land […]
🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 67: Reykjavik Reykjavík is the capital and largest city of Iceland. It sits on the southwestern coast at Faxa Bay (Faxaflói). It lies about 40 kilometers west of Thingvellir and about 50 kilometers from Keflavík International Airport. The commune population is
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🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 66: Orkney Orkney is a Scottish archipelago of approximately 70 islands off the northern coast of mainland Scotland, separated from the Scottish mainland by the substantial Pentland Firth (approximately 10 kilometres of some of the most dangerous tidal waters in the
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🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 65: Edinburgh Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and one of the most substantial UNESCO-inscribed historic capitals in Europe. The commune population is approximately 510,000, with the metropolitan area approximately 900,000 — substantial specific among Scottish cities, though substantially smaller than
🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 64: York York is a medieval walled city in North Yorkshire in the north of England, at the confluence of the River Ouse and the River Foss. The city has a district population of approximately 210,000 (with approximately 150,000 in the
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🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 63: Dingle Dingle is a small town on the southern shore of Dingle Harbour on the western coast of County Kerry in the southwest of Ireland. The town has approximately 2,000 permanent residents, though the specific Dingle metropolitan area extends across
🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 62: Doolin Doolin is a small village on the Atlantic coast of County Clare in the west of Ireland, with approximately 800 permanent residents distributed across a specific 3-kilometre stretch of coastal road from Fisher Street through Roadford through Doolin proper.
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🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 61: Dublin Dublin is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland, situated on the east coast of Ireland at the mouth of the River Liffey where it enters Dublin Bay. The city commune population is approximately 550,000; the
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🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 60: Bath Bath is a small city in southwest England, population approximately 90,000 in the commune, situated in the specific limestone valley of the River Avon approximately 25 kilometres southeast of Bristol and 160 kilometres west of London. The city is
🌐 Around the World with Beyondia 🧵 Nordic & Western Europe Region 🪡 Episode 59: The Cotswolds The Cotswolds is a rural region in central-southern England, covering approximately 2,038 square kilometres across parts of six English counties (Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire, and Somerset). The region is characterised by a specific geological formation — the