Surtsey, the southernmost of the Vestmannaeyjar
Islands, was formed during a volcanic eruption lasting from November 1963 to
June 1967. Surtsey, meaning 'Surtur's island', is named after Surtr, the
fire god in Icelandic mythology.
The island is UNESCO World Heritage site since 2008.
Stamp
Pjofafoss Waterfall, part of a set of two tourist stamps,
issued 2016.
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