Skalavik, Iceland Page

Other names: Skálavík

World:Iceland:Austurland

Latitude

64.9096

Longitude

-13.7447

Altitude (feet)

Lat (DMS)

64° 54' 35N

Long (DMS)

13° 44' 41W

Altitude (meters)

Time zone (est)

Approximate population for 7 km radius from this point: 0

Weather Charts

New There has been a serious bug with these forecasts until today December 12 2021. They were primarily tested on London, which was accurate.

Skalavik Temperature in Celsius

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Skalavik Cloud Cover in Percent

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Skalavik Precipitation

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Nearby Cities and Towns
West	North	East	South
Arnagerdhi (1.9 nm) Vik (2.6 nm) Hofdahus (2.7 nm) Vikurgerdhi (3.0 nm) Fagraeyri (3.4 nm)	Kolfreyjustadhur (0.4 nm) Vattarnes (2.3 nm) Kambar (4.8 nm) Karlsskali (4.9 nm) Kolmuli (3.3 nm) Hafranes (3.8 nm) Bjarg (5.9 nm) Litla-Breidhavik (6.1 nm) Borgarholl (6.0 nm) Karlsstadhir (7.2 nm)		Hafnarnes (2.2 nm) Gvendarnes (3.5 nm) Hvammur (2.5 nm) Lond (5.0 nm)

Nearby Airports

Code	IATA	Kind	Name	City	Distance	Bearing	Airlines
BINF	NOR	Small	Norðfjörður Airport	Norðfjörður	13 nm N	359
BIBV	BXV	Small	Breiðdalsvík Airport	Breiðdalsvík	10 nm S	224
BIEG	EGS	Medium	EGILSSTADIR	Egilsstaðir	27 nm N	323	Air Iceland
BIVO	VPN	Small	Vopnafjörður Airport	Vopnafjörður	55 nm N	330	Norlandair
BIHN	HFN	Medium	HORNAFJORDUR	Hofn	53 nm W	226	Eagle Air Iceland

Nearby references in Wikipedia:
Distance		Title
5.6 nm	SW	Stöðvarfjörður
6.6 nm	NE	65th parallel north
11.9 nm	N	Huldufólk
10.3 nm	N	Oddsskarðsgöng
14.5 nm	N	Neskaupstaður
6.9 nm	W	Fáskrúðsfjörður
9.1 nm	SE	List of solar eclipses in the 4th century BC