At the roof of the world, lays the Norwegian archipelago Svalbard, Spitsbergen or Spitzbergen: depending on where you live and thus how you call it. While it appears to be close to the north pole, it is actually only halfway between the north pole and the northern coast of Norway. Its land is mainly covered by Glaciers and some small towns including Barentsburg.
Barentsburg is a small Russian village bought from the Dutch and was first named Rijpsburg. This village, while it feels as Russian, is actually in Norway and hence Norwegian law's are in place. Having a Russian village is Norway is possible as all countries in the world can open an mine as citizens of signatory countries have equal rights to exploit natural resources. Currently, only norway and Russia are mining and most likely at a lose. The drone footage was shot during a short trip to Barentsburg.
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by Lane King
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