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|official_languages          = Danish<br/>Finnish<br/>Icelandic<br/>Norwegian<br/>Vinlandic
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|demonym                    = Norðuric
 
|demonym                    = Norðuric
 
|government_type            = Confederal multi-party directorial semi-republic
 
|government_type            = Confederal multi-party directorial semi-republic

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Confederacy of Norðurinn
Motto"Norður Stendur"
"The North Stands"
Anthem"Norðurinn, Heimili Okkar"
"Norðurinn, Our Home"
Region Scandinavia
CapitalCopenhagen
Largest city Stockholm
Official languages Danish
Finnish
Icelandic
Norwegian
Vinlandic
Recognised national languages Faroese
Greenlandic
Inuit
Sami
Demonym Norðuric
Government Confederal multi-party directorial semi-republic
 -  Federal Council
Legislature Federal Assembly
History
 -  Founding 1906 
Currency Króna
(KRN) ()
Time zone Norðuric (UTC-4 to +2)
Date format yyyy-mm-dd
Drives on the right
Calling code 637
ISO 3166 code NDR
Internet TLD .nd

Norðurinn, officially the Confederacy of Norðurinn, is a transcontinental federation consisting of six member states, their respective overseas territories, and a Special Capital Region located in Reykjavík, which is no longer a part of . Norðurinn consists of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Vinland, and their associated territories, namely Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Åland. It is the only confederation in the world that has both kingdoms and republics as member states.

Etymology

"Norðurinn" comes from the Old Norse world norðr, meaning "north". The name of the nation is created by using the cognate of the modern representative of Old Norse, which is Icelandic, and adding the definite article suffix -inn. When fully translated, the name of the country is the "Confederacy of the North". The term is coined in 1906 by linguist and political activist Henrik Jakobsen.

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