This European country generates more than thirty percent of its electricity from hydrothermal power, and its capital is the northernmost in the world.
In this country, the wreckage of a crashed DC-3 can be visited on a black sand beach near the town of Vik. Most tourists to this country drive around it on the Ring Road, although the smaller Golden Circle can be used to visit Thingvellir, the site of the world's (*) oldest parliament. The Blue Lagoon is a series of hot springs in this country, and its other tourist attractions include waterfalls such as Skogafoss and Gullfoss and the original Geysir. This European country generates more than thirty percent of its electricity from hydrothermal power, and its capital is the northernmost in the world. For 10 points, name this island country whose capital is Reykjavik.
In this country, the wreckage of a crashed DC-3 can be visited on a black sand beach near the town of Vik.
Republic of Iceland (or Ísland)