Where does northern Europe end? (Scandinavia, Hungary, speaking, Europeans)

[erka]

Originally Posted by Ariete

Northern Europe ends at the Danish-German border. Period. If Scotland or the Netherlands is "Northern" Europe I'm Albania.

This. Northern Europe is Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland.

In the Netherlands nobody says we are northern Europe. Everybody considers us to be part of Western Europe. Just like UK and Ireland. Germany is more difficult, being part of western Europe and central Europe simultaneously. But also not northern Europe.

[KuuKulgur]

Originally Posted by erka

This. Northern Europe is Iceland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland.

In the Netherlands nobody says we are northern Europe. Everybody considers us to be part of Western Europe. Just like UK and Ireland. Germany is more difficult, being part of western Europe and central Europe simultaneously. But also not northern Europe.

Nordic countries≠Northern Europe.

[KuuKulgur]

Originally Posted by Sickandtiredofthis

Yes and I live above that line..

No, you don't.

[Sickandtiredofthis]

Yes at 55 North i'd say I am pretty far north..

71 + 36 = 107/2 =53.5N.

A place with a southern position would not have 18 hours of daylight.

[KuuKulgur]

Europe doesn't end at Nordkapp.

[tarzan_taborda]

Something like this
Full Countries:
Iceland, Ireland, UK, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden , Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus.
plus parts of Germany, Poland and Russia

[Jesse44]

Originally Posted by GER308

I´m pretty sure Northern Europe ends at the North Pole.

*drops microphone*

[easthome]

Originally Posted by Sickandtiredofthis

Yes and I live above that line..

OK, erm......congratulations?

[easthome]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

Something like this
Full Countries:
Iceland, Ireland, UK, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden , Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus.
plus parts of Germany, Poland and Russia

See my previous post - the mid point of Europe is 57 degrees. Not all of those countries are fully north of that point ergo some PARTS of some of those countries are in the southern half of the continent - you can't argue with the maths though I am sure many will try.

[tarzan_taborda]

The mid point may be 57ºN, but most of the european landmass and population is between 40 to 55ºN, above 55ºN, there's not much population.
Basically Europe's north is between 50 and 65ºN, since there's not much above 65ºN, 1/2 million population perhaps?
and the southern half between 35 and 50ºN.