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Not sure if you're going to Iceland for a dedicated photography trip but I went there a few years back and did some of the tours where it requires a bit of hiking and walking. If you're going to take a bus tour or drive yourself, then weight is no longer a real issue and you should just bring your Zeiss APO lens and leave it in your car or tour bus. You can rotate your lenses between stops.
If you're going there to do some hiking or in a non-dedicated photography trip, it seems like you have way too much gear that you won't have the chance to swap in and out. The problem with most of the gear suggestions listed here is that everything is quite heavy and not really lighter than the native solutions. For example, the Leica 180mm f3.4 APO is about the same weight as the Sony 70-300mm FE. The Sony 70-300 is good but not amazing at 180mm however you do get the benefit of AF and zoom capability vs. the 180mm f3.4 APO. If you want to have all your focal lengths covered, perhaps the Canon 16-35mm, Sony 55mm and buy a native e-mount 70-300 or 70-200 makes a lot more sense.
I personally would just bring the loxia 21, Batis 85, 35mm f2.8, and/or 55mm f1.8 out of the lenses you listed. Max IQ and good focal range coverage. Alternatively consider getting a 24-105mm zoom like the Sigma Art and just pack the Loxia 21 and the 55mm f1.8 for specific uses.
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