Scandinavia

The peninsula in the northwest corner of Europe
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synonymScandinavia(Scandinavia) Generally refers to Scandinavia
Scandinavia ( Danish : Skandinaviske halvø, Swedish Language : Skandinaviska halvon, Norwegian language : Den skandinaviske halvøy, Finnish : Skandinavian niemimaa), located in the northwest corner of Europe, on the verge of Baltic Sea , Norwegian sea and Nordic The Barents Sea , and Russia and Finland North border, north to Finland It means "the place where Scandinavians live". [1]
The word "Scandinavian" derives from the Teutonic skadino, meaning "dark", and the suffix - via - meaning territory, the full name meaning "dark place". The peninsula is named for its high latitude and long winter nights.
scanian Navia peninsula There are two countries, the west Norse And south Sweden , Mountains of Scandinavia The Scandinavian Mountains lie between the two countries. The entire peninsula is 1,850 kilometers long and covers an area of 750,000 Square kilometer , yes Europe The largest peninsula, the western part of the peninsula is mountainous, and the western coast is steep and many island and fiord . The terrain in the east and south is relatively flat, and most of the climate of the peninsula belongs to the genus Temperate climate The northern end of the genus Polar climate The cold. [1]
Chinese name
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Foreign name
Scandinavia peninsula (English)
Skandinaviske halvø (in Danish)
Skandinaviska halvön (in Swedish)
Den skandinaviske halvøy (in Norwegian)
Skandinavian niemimaa (in Finnish)
Geographical position
Northern Europe
Area product
750000 km²
Inclusive country
Norse , Sweden [1]
length
1850 km
breadth
370 km

Radius

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Scandinavia
Scandinavia, located in the northwest corner of Europe, is the largest peninsula in Europe and the fifth largest peninsula in the world. The entire peninsula is approximately between 56° to 71° north latitude and 5° to 25° East longitude, and is about 1,850 kilometers long.
It rises north The Barents Sea (Barents Sea), facing the east Baltic Sea , south approach The Kattegat (Kattegat) and Skagerrak Bays, west Norwegian sea and Beihai . It is 1,850 kilometers long from north to south, 400 to 700 kilometers wide from east to west, and covers an area of about 750,000 square kilometers. There is no clear natural boundary between them. It is mainly composed of massive mountains and is part of ancient Polo's shield.
Mountains of Scandinavia The Scandinavian Mountains (Chialen, Scandinavian Mountains) straddle the border between the two countries, the western part of the peninsula is mountainous, the western coast is steep, many islands and fiord . In the east and south, the terrain is relatively flat, and the climate of the peninsula belongs to Temperate climate Its northern end is cold.
Scandinavia has Norse , Sweden Both countries and Finland A small part of the north end. with Russia It borders Finland to the north and reaches to the north Finland It has a population of about 12 million.

Geography

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Western and northern Scandinavia are Norse Territory. North Sea in the south, west, north shore Norwegian sea and The Barents Sea . The territory is narrow and long, 1770 kilometers long from north to south, 6.3 to 434 kilometers wide from east to west. Two thirds of the country is mountainous. There are many islands along the coast. Norse The terrain is characterized by the broken and tortuous west coast, many fjords. Sonn Fjord The most famous, extends 180 kilometers inland, is 5 kilometers wide, and has a water depth of 1,350 meters at the entrance. The west is mountainous. Glacial landform . There are more than 700 modern glaciers, covering an area of 5,180 square kilometers.
Norway climate The North Atlantic Current Impact, although located High latitude But most areas remain Marine climate Winter without cold, summer without heat. The river is short and swift, Hydraulic resources Rich. Norwegian industry is growing fast. Population growth rate Low, Gross national product In the forefront of Europe.
The eastern part of Scandinavia is Swedish territory. It borders Norway to the west and Norway to the northeast Finland , Higashihama The Gulf of Bothnia The Baltic Sea to the southeast, Kattegat and Kattegat to the southwest Oresund with Denmark Look at each other. The coastline is 7,624 kilometers long, the territory is 1,574 kilometers long from north to south, and 500 kilometers wide from east to west. landform Cardinal ridge It's close to the northwest border Mountains of Scandinavia Is a series of blocky plateaus. On the plateau Glacial landform Very typical, the highest peak Mount Kebbner It is 2,123 meters above sea level. The mountains fall in steps to the east. The first step is Norland plateau The second is a gently sloping hill, and the third is Coastal plain Many areas are very low-lying and widely covered with lakes. Mineral deposits are dominated by iron ore.
Majority region Subfrigid coniferous forest climate , the southernmost genus Temperate broad-leaved forest The climate. By reason of The North Atlantic Current And the Baltic Sea influences a milder climate. There is a large temperature difference between north and south in winter. precipitation More in the west and less in the east. The river is short and swift, and although it is full of water, it is of little navigable value. The country is rich in water resources. It has more lakes than any other country in the world, 40% more than Finland, the "land of a thousand lakes." The largest lake is Lake Vernayne . There is a river communication between many lakes, but due to different water levels, often form rapids waterfall. A small part of northern Scandinavia belongs to Finland. peak Halty Hill locate Finland with Norse On the border. 1328 meters above sea level.

Mountain range

The Scandinavian mountains run through the west-central part of the peninsula. Mountains form the main axis of the peninsula's topography. The western slopes of the mountains are steep and reach the coast of Norway. Steep cliffs form in many places. The eastern slope is relatively gentle, forming a ladder-shaped transition through the hilly platform Baltic Sea The coastal plain. The mountain range is about 1000 meters above sea level and its highest peak is Norse internal Garge It is 2468 meters above sea level.

terrain

The western part of Scandinavia is mountainous, with steep coasts, islands and fjords. The terrain is relatively flat in the east and south. The mountains fall in steps to the east, the first stage is the Norland Plateau, the second stage is gently sloping hills, the third stage is the coastal plain, many areas are very low-lying, extensive lake.
The peninsula is geologically old, Pleistocene Scandinavian ice sheet is Nordic The largest body of ice. the Ice sheet At its maximum, it reaches almost 48° north latitude and is estimated to cover an area of 6.6 million square kilometers with a thickness of 3,000 meters. It originated in the Staddalsblain region of Norway, spread west to England, and almost reached east Moscow . Until 12,000 to 8,000 years ago, Continental glacier It finally receded, but a total area of about 5,000 square kilometers remains in the upper part of the mountain Ice field . By virtue of Quaternary glacier With a strong effect, glacial terrain is very common on the peninsula. subbulk cirque and Glacial trough Outside, and much Glacial lake Among them, Sweden alone has 92,000 lakes, with a total area of 38,000 square kilometers, accounting for more than 8% of the territory. Along the coast of Norway, a series of typical fjords are formed due to the intrusion of the sea by the glacier trough. These fjords are narrow, tortuous and deep, only one to several thousand meters wide, and often more than 100 kilometers long, with high cliffs on both sides, which are good for ships anchorage .
The central and western regions are traversed by the Scandinavian Mountains, 1,700 km long and 200-600 km wide, which form the main axis of the peninsula's topography. The western slopes of the mountains are steep and straight Coast of Norway Steep cliffs form in many places. The eastern slope is relatively gentle, forming a stepped transition through a hilly platform to the Baltic coastal plain.

climate

Scandinavia has a temperate maritime climate on the western slope Temperate continental climate Generally a cold temperate climate. West and north winds prevail throughout the year and are subject to both The North Atlantic Current Affected, winter temperatures are significantly higher than in other regions of the same latitude, as far north as January Mean air temperature Only about -15 ℃, the precipitation is relatively abundant, and the western coast is located in the mountains Windward slope , Annual precipitation Up to 3000 mm, but only 450-750 mm in the eastern leeward.

ASSETS

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The whole area is densely forested, on average Coverage rate Up to 50% of which spruce Pine tree Coniferous tree Five out of six, only in the South White birch , oak, beech Etc. Broad-leaved tree , constitute Mixed forest , Forest industry It is an important economic sector in both countries.
peninsula Shanghe website Dense, rivers are short and rapid flow, abundant water, hydraulic resources reserves It reaches 50 million kilowatts, of which 2/3 have been developed and utilized.
The peninsula is rich in metal deposits, including iron, copper, titanium, pyrite Let's wait. It is especially famous for its iron ore. Sweden, Norway Iron sand Exporting country, Sweden Kiruna Is the main producing area in the world Underground mining The largest iron ore mine in the world, with reserves of 2 billion tons.
Norwegian sea It is also one of the largest fishing grounds in the world, and the amount of fish caught is in the forefront of the world. in Processing industry Sweden, Norway are both Shipbuilding industry Most of the ships built are for export, and both countries also have large scale Merchant fleet In the world maritime industry, it has played a pivotal role for many years. Forestry, hydropower, iron mining, fishing, shipbuilding and shipping Scandinavia The country's distinctive traditional economic sector.

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Language

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Most of the population is concentrated in the southern part of the peninsula. The largest cities are Stockholm and Sweden Gothenburg , and Norse the Oslo .
most Danish , Swedish Language and Norwegian language The dialects are broadly interchangeable, and Scandinavians are able to understand each other's standard language. Finnish and Estonian It belongs to the Finno-Ugric language family, which is different from the Scandinavian languages (Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian) and is relatively close Hungarian .

ART

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In the mid-1940s, functionalism Includes many practical and stylistic changes. One of the most striking Scandinavian design This has achieved great achievements in the 1930s, and gained international reputation.
As early as the 1930 Stockholm Fair, Scandinavian design combined German rigor with native functionalism handicraft traditional humanism Blend together.
New York in 1939 International exposition It also established the status of "Swedish modern style" as an international concept.
After a difficult period in the 1940s, Scandinavian design took a new leap forward in the 1950s. Its simple and organic form and natural color and texture are very popular in the world.
In 1954 Milan Scandinavian design is taking on a whole new face at the triennial international design exhibition, with Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway all enjoying great success. These countries' Design organization One was introduced after the war Cooperative policy Their first major achievement was an exhibition called "Scandinavian Design". stateside Art foundation Under the auspices of the exhibition from 1954 to 1957 in North America Touring major museums in 22 cities, thus making" Scandinavian design The image is widely popular internationally.
Modern in Scandinavia Functional design The movement saw a large number of exhibitions by national design organizations at the national or local level, and these activities became a major feature of the 1950s. The Annual Scandinavian Design Exhibition rotates between countries and has a wide range of influences. Together with publications and journals, they make a significant contribution to the communication of the design community. Design organizations not only hold exhibitions, they are also important advocates for the field of design, encouraging manufacturers to invest in innovative products Product development To convince the authorities in its Design policy Support good design. They also inspired public awareness of good design and more beautiful things in everyday use, which played an important role in the development of design in the 1950s and early 1960s.
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In terms of style, Scandinavian design is functionalist, but not as strict and dogmatic as it was in the 1930s. Geometric forms are softened, corners are smoothed into S-shaped curves or wavy lines, often described as "organic shapes", making the form more human and lively.
The nostalgia generated in the 1940s in order to reflect national characteristics, often showing the simplicity of the countryside, promoted this softening trend. The primary colors favored by early functionalism were replaced by the gradual harmonization of colors in the 1940s, with rougher textures and natural materials favored by designers. And it also opens up ergonomics The first of its kind.
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