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John Moen Quiz Master Chelsea Alexander Assistant Quiz Master Current Quiz Previous Quiz Previous 100 Winners Rules Paid a $100 prize! This quiz first posted on (07/02/08) Clue #1 ((07/02/08) This place seems an unlikely place to house (part) of such a valuable national treasure, however it does, and therefore it has much in common with London, Mexico City, Ottawa, Oslo, Reykjavik and other major cities of the world. (The town is home to the National Library of Norway; it is shared with Oslo.) Clue #2 (07/02/08) This place with the somewhat unusual name is known for its unusual weather. The climate here can change in an instant, and it's often cold when it should be warm, and warm when it should be cold. (The powerful Gulf Stream, a warm ocean current, follows the coast line of Norway all the way to the Barents Sea, and it frequently plays havoc here with what is considered to be (normal weather), especially in the winter months) Clue #3 (07/03/08) This (far-northern) place, surrounded by impressive mountains and forested valleys, is home to (roughly) 50% of a familiar country's collection of books, newspapers, pamphlets, periodicals, prints, records, and tapes; kept there for reading, reference, or lending. (Located near the Arctic Circle, the National Library is found here) Mo i Rana, Norway The first correct answer received was submitted by: Cristina Viola, New York City, NY USA Copyrighted by the Woolwine-Moen group, d/b/a Graphic Maps. All Rights Reserved! Contact Us | Privacy Statement