Norway looks like a long, narrow country on the map. But its geography is far stranger than it appears.

From polar bears and underground tunnels to deep-water coral reefs, extreme fjords, the northern lights, and a Norwegian territory that stretches all the way to the South Pole — these are 30 of the most insane geography facts about Norway.

In this video, you'll discover some of Norway's strangest places, natural wonders, extreme landscapes, unusual borders, islands, fjords, Arctic geography, and hidden territories.

🇳🇴 From Svalbard and Longyearbyen to Nordkapp, Jan Mayen, Bouvet Island, and Queen Maud Land, Norway's geography goes far beyond what most maps show.

Watch until #1 to see why the map of Norway is much bigger — and much stranger — than you probably thought.

Topics covered:
🇳🇴 Norway geography
🗺️ Norway map and territory
🏔️ Norwegian fjords
🐻‍❄️ Svalbard and polar bears
🌌 Northern lights
🌊 Norway's coastline and islands
🌋 Jan Mayen volcano
🏝️ Bouvet Island
🚇 World's longest road tunnel
🧊 Arctic geography
🇦🇶 Queen Maud Land and Antarctica
🌍 Strange geography facts about Norway

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