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Jan Mayen, although modest in size—144 square miles—boasts a few notable geographical features. The island comprises two main sections: the larger Nord-Jan in the north, home to the Beerenberg volcano, and the smaller Sør-Jan in the south. Beerenberg, rising to 7,470 feet, holds the title of the world's northernmost volcano and, while currently dormant, is the only active volcano in Norway, with its last eruption recorded in 1985.