No. Not currently, but a union existed from 1397-1523 named the Kalmar Union. It united the three kingdoms of Denmark, Sweden and Norway under a single monarch.
(Norway included Iceland, Greenland, the Faroe Islands, Shetland, and Orkney)
If it would still exist, it would, yes, probably be called by some as Scandinavia; "Scandinavia as a country", but yes it existed then, but no; not any more; Scandinavia is indeed not a country.
Possibly. Scandinavia either contains three or eight countries, if eight, then yes, if only three, then no. It is a Nordic country anyway.
No, Greenland is a cold snowy island near the north pole...
region
Scandinavia is a historical and geographical region centered on the Scandinavian peninsula of Northern Europe. Mainly, Scandinavia is defined as the three kingdoms that historically shared the Scandinavian Peninsula. They are represented by the countries of:DenmarkNorwaySwedenand usually Finland and Iceland
Iberia or Iberian Peninsula is Europe's third biggest peninsula after Scandinavia and Balkans. It is made up of areas from three countries, Spain, Portugal, Andorra.
Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The name of the peninsula is Scandinavia.
Generally, the mixed economy countries in Scandinavia such as Denmark have very high tax rates. Some people in Denmark pay 92% income tax.
Scandinavia is region, not a country
No, it is not a country.
Scandinavia borders Germany, Finland and Russia.
Sweden has the biggest area in Scandinavia.
the country of Scandinavia
Scandinavia is actually 3 countries: Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
region
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Sweden is a country in Scandinavia
Norway.