Norway, Finland, Sweden, Russia, Canada, the United States (Alaska), and Iceland all experience 24-hour daylight in summer. The phenomenon occurs above the Arctic Circle at 66.5°N latitude. Iceland sits at approximately 64–66°N — just south of the Arctic Circle — so Reykjavík has near-continuous but not technically full 24-hour daylight around the solstice.

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