1. Norway By Fisher Lucas and Miles Grigorian
Norways flag
Norways coat of arms By
Fisher Lucas and Miles Grigorian
6th grade geography 1 period
Randolph School

2. Common facts The capitol is Oslo in south eastern Norway.
The currency is Kroner kroner are equivalent to 1 U.S. dollar
Population is 4.7 million people
Type of government is a constutional monarchy the king is head of state the prime minister is head of government
Language is Norwegian

3. Physical Geography
Norway's longest river is the Glomma river it is 610 km long (380 miles)
Songefjord is the longest fjord in Norway and is 2nd largest in the world
Mountains cover 3/5s of Norway
The highest mountain in Norway is Glittertindeden and is 8,104ft (2,470 m) high
The lowest point in Norway is the sea level along the coast!
The biggest glacier in Norway is the Jostedal glacier and it is about 300 square miles.

4. Culture Norway's holidays :
New Years
Holy Thursday
Good Friday
Easter Sunday
Easter Monday
Ascension
Whit-Monday
Labor day
Constitution day
St. Johns day
St. Olav’s day
United Nations day
Christmas
Recreation: Skiing is the biggest sport in Norway and it has been like that for over 2000 years.
Fishing is what a lot of Norwegians do as a sport and as a way to get food.

5. Economy The economy is mostly based on fishing
Almost 3 quarters of Norway's land is unproductive; less than 4% is under cultivation*, and the country imports over 50% of its food.
Chief industries: Oil, petroleum, natural gas production, and shipping and trading.
Mineral resources like lead iron ore copper, titanium, pyrite, and nickel.
Ship building is another big part in the chief industries because businesses transport their goods by ships.
*Cultivation: Cultivation means to prepare or prepare and use for the raising of crops

6. Religion
The Evangelical Lutheran church is a major church in Norway because 88% of the Norwegians go to this church. They do this because it is a religious freedom
The church lets Norwegians join any other church like a Methodist and Presbyterian church.
One of the first evangelical Lutheran churches

7. Education
Since the beginning of the 21 century, Norway’s education has been one of the highest educational levels in the world.
Most children in Europe start school when they are six years old and go through 10 years of primary school.
The academic goals in the school system in Norway try to teach the students the Christian and religion, Norwegian, Math, Social Studies, Arts and crafts, Natural sciences, English, Foreign language, Music, Food and Health, Physical education, and an optional subject the students choose.

8. Enchantment of the World: Norway, Martin Hintz, pgs. 114 – 116
Bibliography
Sites
Books
Enchantment of the World: Norway, Martin Hintz, pgs. 114 – 116
Places and People of the World: Norway, Ralph Zickgraph, pgs. 58, 16, and 17