[Answer] Which two nations have a longstanding dispute over the granite islet of Rockall?

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...1. Scotland and Ireland 2. Sweden and Norway 3. France and Spain 4. Portugal and Morocco

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Scotland and Ireland - While Rockall is seemingly nothing more than a giant, uninhabited granite rock in the North Atlantic, the surrounding seas have strategic importance to both Ireland and Scotland. Rockall has been at the center of a decades-long dispute between the two (usually friendly) nations over control of its nearby oil deposits and valuable cod fishing territories. The island is located 187 miles from the Scottish island of Soay and 220 miles from Tory Island, Ireland. The United Kingdom has hoisted a Union Jack over the island since 1955, but Ireland and most other countries refuse to recognize this claim. Successive Irish governments have not claimed sovereignty over it either, believing it to be international waters. Iceland and Denmark (represented via the nearby Faroe Islands) have also disputed Britain's claims to the area.:

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