Scuba Diving at Norwegian Sea | Lofoten Islands, Norway | Part 1

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Norwegian Sea Facts:
The Norwegian Sea is located northwest of Norway in the Atlantic Ocean between the Greenland Sea and the North Sea. The Norwegian Sea joins the Barents Sea to the northeast to the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The Norwegian Sea's bottom is mostly not a part continental shelf and is about 6,600 feet deep on average. Its maximum depth is 13,020 feet. There are deposits of natural gas and oil in the Norwegian Sea and because of its higher temperature it is free of ice all year long. It is believed that the Norwegian Sea formed when the North American plate and the Eurasian plate began to separate roughly 250 million years ago.
Interesting Norwegian Sea Facts:
• The Norwegian Sea's coasts were formed during the last ice age when glaciers formed fjords, which can be seen at Helgeland and the Lofoten Islands.
• The Fram Strait connects the Norwegian Sea to the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland Sea.
• The Norwegian Sea contains characteristics of both the boreal and Arctic regions due to its location.
• The phytoplankton bloom occurs and peaks in May, with the most common species being diatoms.
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