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In Iceland's second-largest city, Akureyri, or on the island of Grímsey, situated exactly on the Arctic Circle, the sun can be seen at midnight toward the end of June.

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To this day, no sailor has successfully circumnavigated the Arctic Circle solo, let alone in one season. Doing so will require immense preparation, funds to execute the trip, and immense bravery.

While no country owns the Arctic itself, there are eight countries whose territory extends into the Arctic Circle: Canada, Denmark, Norway, Russia, the US, Finland, Sweden and Iceland.