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The 17 pages that link to Iceland, each with the reason it gives.

• Mid-Atlantic RidgeBroader topic: A hotspot adds magma on top of spreading, raising the ridge above the waves.

• DenmarkCompared with: Iceland was once ruled from Denmark but became an independent republic in 1944.

• Decompression meltingBroader topic: Ridge-related decompression melting feeds Iceland's abundant volcanism.

• East Pacific RiseCompared with: Its plume-influenced ridge setting contrasts with the rise's largely submarine spreading system.

• Divergent boundaryBroader topic: Its exposed ridge volcanism makes oceanic divergence unusually accessible to observation.

• Oceanic islandBroader topic: It rises above the sea where ridge volcanism is intensified by a mantle plume.

• Nordic countriesRelated: Iceland is one of the five sovereign Nordic countries.

• Atlantic puffinRelated: Iceland holds a substantial share of the world’s Atlantic puffin population.

• ReykjavíkNarrower topic: Reykjavík is Iceland’s capital and largest urban center.

• Geothermal powerRelated: Its volcanic resources make geothermal power a substantial part of electricity supply.

• Jan MayenRelated: Like Jan Mayen, Iceland combines active volcanism with a position near a spreading plate boundary.

• Greenland SeaRelated: Iceland marks the southern edge of the Greenland Sea region.

• Cetraria islandicaRelated: The common name associates the lichen with Iceland, though its range extends beyond the island.

• StrokkurNarrower topic: Iceland’s active geology supplies the heat beneath Haukadalur.

• Vigdís FinnbogadóttirNarrower topic: Its electoral system and political culture formed the setting for her presidency.

• Denmark StraitRelated: Its northwestern coast forms the strait’s eastern boundary.

• HeklaNarrower topic: Hekla’s geology and cultural history are rooted in Iceland.