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Hvítá (Icelandic [ˈkʰviːtˌauː] , "white river") is a
river in
Iceland that
begins at Hvítárvatn
glacier lake on Langjökull
glacier in the
highlands of...
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rivers in
Iceland named Hvítá (= engl.
White river). The most
important ones are:
Hvítá (Árnessýsla) in the
south of
Iceland and
Hvítá (Vesturland) in the...
- [ˈkʏtl̥ˌfɔsː]) is a
waterfall located in the
canyon of the
Hvítá river in
southwest Iceland. The
Hvítá river flows southward, and
about a
kilometre above the...
- The
Hvítá bridge (Icelandic: Hvítárbrú [ˈkʰviːtˌaurˌpruː],
unofficial name) is a single-lane road
bridge opened in 1928
traversing the
Hvítá river in western...
- Þorsteins saga
hvíta (listen) is one of the
sagas of
Icelanders from the 13th century. The
short story takes place in the east of
Iceland in the 9th century...
- [ˈskɑːlɑˌholt]) is a
historical site in the
south of Iceland, at the
river Hvítá. Skálholt was,
through eight centuries, one of the most
important places...
- "churn") is a fountain-type
geyser located in a
geothermal area
beside the
Hvítá River in
Iceland in the
southwest part of the country, east of Reykjavík...
- a lake in the
Highlands of
Iceland and the
source of the
glacial river Hvítá, Árnessýsla. It is
located 45
kilometres (28 mi)
northeast of
Gullfoss waterfall...
- Glaumbær, in Iceland. Its
original Icelandic title refers to
Gudrid as "Fyrsta
hvíta móðirin í Ameríku" (The
first white mother in America).
Other copies of...
- Weißrussland, Gr**** Lefkorosía (Λευκορωσία),
Hungarian Fehéroroszország,
Icelandic Hvíta-Rússland,
Swedish Vitryssland,
Turkish Beyaz Rusya,
Chinese Bái'èluósī (白俄罗斯)...
