Where did the vikings live?

Omg I cant find this out: where did the vikings build their homes? On th coast, in the middle of the island??? Help! This dumb essay is relle pissing me off, especially considering the fact that im doing mi partners too bc shes tooo lazy to do her own....

That's a pretty open question since there were many vikings in different parts of the world.
For example, many vikings raided Iceland, Greenland, North America, and the North Atlantic, and developed outposts in those lands. They also created kingdoms in Scandinavia and Europe only to settle down as traders and farmers.

Naturally, you would think that, being vikings, they would stick as close to the shoreline as possible, but the farms were based more inland...so some settled, and others resumed being warriors

Only a few Vikings lived in towns. Most of them lived in the country in Longhouses. The longhouse had usually one large room. The walls were made of wood, in areas where it was plentiful, and the roof was covered with turf. Here is a photo of a Viking house in Denmark.

In areas such as Iceland, where there were few trees, walls were made of peat blocks and wooden planks were placed on the inside of the walls. Benches for sitting or sleeping on were common around the walls. They were covered with furs, skins or cloths for warmth and comfort. Beds were only used in the wealthier houses. A central fire was the main source of light and heat in the hall and there was a hole in the roof to let out the smoke. Wooden chests were used to store furs blankets and other household goods.

Check out - http://www.viking.no/e/life/elonghouses.htm

They lived in Norway too and many moved to states like here where I live(Minnesota)
There are a lot of Scandinavian people here(Norwegian and Swedes)
Thats the nationality I am.

u shouldn't be doing your partners assessment as she should be willing enough to at least help you...
the warriors resided more by the beach side and the villagers would usually be found in the woods or inland

hope it helps