세계최북단 여행지 Norway Svalbard

Svalbard is a group of islands located in the Arctic Ocean North of mainland Norway in 1050 kilometers from the North Pole. 

Svalbard is the northernmost inhabited territory on Earth, with a resident population, which is about 2200 people. 

Svalbard every year visited by an increasing number of tourists who are attracted by the beautiful unspoilt scenery

 and the opportunity to observe polar bears.

Sunset rays illuminate the mountains around the fjord Kongsf'ord in settlement of NY-ålesund on Svalbard in Norway

Reindeer in Svalbard

House in Longjire, Norway

Historic wooden tramway for transportation of coal near Longyearbyen

Kronebreen glacier on Svalbard

Fox near their burrows in the tundra in Svalbard

Birds nest on steep cliffs of Bear Island, which is part of the Svalbard archipelago, Norway

Research base in the settlement of NY-ålesund on Svalbard

Lokomotiv, sometime carrying railroad cars with coal, in the settlement of NY-ålesund in the province of Svalbard, Norway

An abandoned coal mine in Longjire

Walrus in the waters off the northwest coast of the archipelago of Svalbard, Norway, 

Sunlight fills the ridges on the West coast of Spitsbergen in Longjire at the summer solstice

A snowstorm is raging near the entrance into the world semenohranilishhe, February 26, 2008 year. 

In a Bank of seeds stored planting crops on the case of climate change, wars and natural disasters. 

When the store opened, it was calculated on 200 000 seed samples, but so far its capacity increased to 4.5 million samples

EISCAT Svalbard radar station in Norway

Fjord Icefjord on Spitsbergen Island

Mining settlement of Barentsburg on Svalbard, September 18, 1997 year. 

The Soviet Union (and later Russia) engaged in coal production at the Barentsburg from 1932 onwards. 

Currently, the village has a population of about 500 people, mainly Russians and Ukrainians by nationality. 

View neighborhoods near the world semenohranilishha on Svalbard