<-Iceland’s longest fjord, Eyjafjordur->
The largest urban area in the North of Iceland is Akureyri, which is the second largest urban area in the country. Akureyri is located in Iceland’s longest fjord, Eyjafjordur.
Marine life is common in the north and many towns are dedicated to the sea. Husavik is often called the whale watching capital of Iceland and boosts an impressive Whale Museum. Hvammstangi has a Seal Center and Siglufjordur has a long history of herring fishing, usually called The Herring Adventure.
The towns on North Iceland and hamlets are: Laugarbakki – Hvammstangi– Vidigerdi – Blondudose – Skagastrond – Saudarkroku– Varmahlid – Hofsós – Siglufjordur – Ólafsfjordur – Dalvik – Akureyri – Grenivik – Husavik – Myvatn – Kopasker – Raufarhofn – Thorshofn – Grimsey island The Arctic Circle crosses it
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