Definitions

1. Northern Norway is a vast region of fjords, mountains, and islands. (Web site)
2. Northern Norway is surrounded by some of the richest seas in the world, and sea products constitute the main food source for traditional cuisine.
3. Northern Norway was not ideal walking country, the hills too steep and few recognised tracks. (Web site)
4. Parts of Northern Norway were liberated by the Red Army in 1944.

Western Norway

1. Northern Norway has much in common with Western Norway, although not the two regions connected with each other is what is liked.

Northern Troms

1. Storfjord is situated in Northern Troms in Northern Norway, at the end of the Lyngen fjord. (Web site)

Glomfjord

1. Since 1919 there had first been zinc, then aluminium production at Glomfjord in Northern Norway.

Helgeland

1. Helgeland is a district in Northern Norway.

Kautokeino

1. Kautokeino is located in the Arctic highlands of Northern Norway. (Web site)

Nature

1. The Tromsø Museum is a University museum, presenting culture and nature of Northern Norway.

Start

1. The city is also the best place to start your exploration of Northern Norway. (Web site)

Locally

1. Another term for Sami used locally in Northern Norway is Finn whereas local Finnish speakers are called kvæn.

Place

1. Kranes Kunstgalleri og rammeverksted, Strandgata 30, ☎ +47, [48]. is the place to look for paintings and sculptures from Northern Norway.

Climate

1. The climate in northern Norway is excellent for stockfish production.

Summer

1. In Northern Norway there is 24 hour sunshine in the summer and no sun at all at mid-winter.

Fishing

1. Porsanger is one of the largest municipalities in the Northern Norway that are not dependent on fishing.

Addition

1. In addition, regional, turboprop flights are available to several destinations within Northern Norway.

Landscape

1. Helgeland is a landscape in Northern Norway. (Web site)

Killer Whales

1. Killer whales in northern Norway are among the most polluted arctic animals. (Web site)

Atilde

1. Skarsvåg is a village in Finnmark county in northern Norway, with approximately 100 inhabitants. (Web site)

Island

1. Laupstad is a small village situated on the island of Austvågøy in northern Norway.

Norwegian

1. Also known as the HESA League (Norwegian: HESA-serien) after the regions Helgeland and Salten Helgeland is a landscape in Northern Norway. (Web site)

Trondheim

1. SAS Commuter left its operations in Northern Norway to Widerøe, who operate all the SAS Group's regional routes north of Trondheim. (Web site)

Bergen

1. Bergen retained its monopoly of trade of Northern Norway until 1789.

Southern Sweden

1. European route E6 runs through Oslo in the eastern suburbs on its way from Southern Sweden to Northern Norway.

Good Place

1. Bod� with its surrounding nature-area is a very good place to start your journey in Northern Norway.
2. Grong is known for its excellent fishing river, and is a good place for a stopover on the way between southern and northern Norway.

Coast

1. Summer is also the foggiest season along the coast in northern Norway.

Arctic Ocean

1. The Atlantic is separated from the Arctic Ocean by a line from Greenland to southernmost Svalbard to northern Norway.

Bubonic Plague

1. This social economic balance greatly changed with the introduction of the bubonic plague in northern Norway, in December of the year 1349. (Web site)

Principal City

1. Get to know Troms�, the principal city of Northern Norway.

Largest Airport

1. The airport is the largest airport in Northern Norway (Norwegian: Nord-Norge), serving 1,629,967 passengers in 2009. (Web site)

Tromsø

1. Its population is above 45 000 people, which makes it the second largest city in Northern Norway, after Tromsø.

World

1. True, for centuries all the trade between Northern Norway, Iceland and North America, and the rest of the world, was channeled through Bergen. (Web site)

Warmest Temperature

1. However, Sihcajavri has also recorded the warmest temperature ever in Northern Norway: 34.3°C (93.8°F) on June 23 1920.

Midnight Sun

1. Northern Norway -- The "Land of the Midnight Sun" is a region of craggy cliffs that descend to the sea and of deep, fertile valleys along the deserted moors.

Nordkapp

1. Midnight sun at the North Cape North Cape is a cape on the island of Magerøya in northern Norway, in the community of Nordkapp. (Web site)
2. Let us assume you are in Alta in northern Norway, 206km from Nordkapp.

Part

1. The airport was opened on July 30 1974 as part of a series of regional airports in northern Norway. (Web site)

Municipality

1. Sandstrand is a small village situated in the middle of the municipality of Skånland, Troms county, Northern Norway.

Nordland

1. Melbu is a village (population 2002: 2200) located in the municipality of Hadsel in Northern Norway, in the county of Nordland.

Fjords

1. Due to numerous deep fjords and islands, driving in West Norway and Northern Norway as rule (with few exceptions) involves ferries.

South

1. Skjomen is a fjord branch of Ofotfjorden in the Ofoten district in northern Norway, located just south of the city Narvik.
2. Also, modernizing fishing and agriculture was important, as Northern Norway was considerably poorer and less developed than the south.

Northern Border

1. Burfjord lies on the northern border of Troms County, along the busy E6 roadway winding its way through this part of northern Norway.

Finnmark

1. The Rock carvings at Alta are part of an archaeological site near the town of Alta in the county of Finnmark in northern Norway.

Norway

1. It is the third largest in Norway, and has 25 daily flights to Oslo, as well Western and Northern Norway.

City

1. The city of Bodo in Northern Norway has a huge range of possibilities for walking, both along the coast out in the archipelago (!) or in the mountain areas.
2. Karasjok is a city in Finnmark in Northern Norway. (Web site)
3. Lyngen is a peninsula to the east of the city of Tromsö in northern Norway.

Murmansk

1. Germans in northern Norway reported on 1 February that the Soviet Union had collected 500 fishing ships in Murmansk, capable of transporting a division.

Narvik

1. The city of Narvik is located in the county of Nordland in Northern Norway.
2. Tysfjord is a municipality and a fjord in Northern Norway, south of Narvik.
3. Allied operations were focused in two areas, in northern Norway around Narvik and in central Norway. (Web site)

Arctic Circle

1. Lyngen is located in Northern Norway at a Latitude of 70 degrees North, far above the arctic circle.
2. A landscape from Tysfjord in northern Norway, up in the Arctic Circle (with a passing nod to NASA's Mars Rover).
3. The resort can be found on the coast of the Tysfjord County Borough, northern Norway, within the Arctic Circle.

Hammerfest

1. The oldest city in Northern Norway, Hammerfest is sometimes claimed also to be the northernmost city in the world. (Web site)
2. Hammerfest is, together with Vardø, the oldest town in Northern Norway.
3. Part one of a clip showing a helicopter, most likely a Eurocopter AS 350 Ecureuil, making an airlift i Baksalen in Hammerfest in Northern Norway.

North Cape

1. North Cape (Norwegian: Nordkapp) is a cape on the island of Magerøya in northern Norway, in the municipality of Nordkapp. (Web site)
2. North Cape is a cape on the island of Magerøya in northern Norway, in the municipality of Nordkapp. (Web site)
3. North Cape is a cape on the island of Magerøya in northern Norway, in the community of Nordkapp.

Categories

1. Oldest Town
2. Countries > European Countries > Norway > Troms
3. North Cape
4. Arctic Circle
5. Population > Settlements > Towns > Harstad

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