Atlas of Norway
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General maps
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Map of Norway |
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The same map in Norwegian |
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A geopolitical map of Norway, showing its 19 first-order subnational divisions (fylker or "counties") |
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Municipalities of Norway |
Regions
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Nord-Norge
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Sørlandet
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Trøndelag
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Vestlandet
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Østlandet
Counties
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Location of Agder
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Location of Innlandet
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Location of Møre og Romsdal
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Location of Nordland
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Location of Oslo
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Location of Rogaland
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Location of Troms og Finnmark
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Location of Trøndelag
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Location of Vestfold og Telemark
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Location of Vestland
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Location of Viken
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Akershus municipalities
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Aust-Agder municipalities
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Buskerud municipalities
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Finnmark municipalities
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Hordaland municipalities
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Jamtland municipalities
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More og Romsdal municipalities
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Nordland municipalities
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Nord-Trondelag municipalities
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Oppland municipalities
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Ostfold municipalities
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Rogaland municipalities
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Vest-Agder municipalities
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Vestfold municipalities
History maps
This section holds a short summary of the history of the area of present-day Norway, illustrated with maps, including historical maps of former countries and empires that included present-day Norway.
A map of the area covered by the Pre-Roman Iron Age, 4th century BC - 1st century BC |
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Voyages of the Vikings 795-1000 |
Norway under the Vikings (in German) |
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Norwegian petty kingdoms ca. 820 at the death of Gudrød the Hunter. The most important kingdoms were Vestfold (red), Hålogaland (purple), Alvheim (yellow) and Agder (green). |
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Petty kingdoms ca. 860 at the death of Halfdan the Black. In red is the kingdom inherited by Harald Fairhair. |
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The kingdom of Harald Fairhair ca 860 |
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Petty kingdoms ca. 872 (the unified kingdom shown in red) before the defining Battle of Hafrsfjord |
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King Harald I's division of the kingdom ca. 930. The yellow areas are petty kingdoms, the purple is the domain of the earls of Lade, orange is the domain the earls of Møre |
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The division of the kingdom after the Battle of Svolder (1000) between Sweden (yellow), Denmark (red) and the earl of Lade (purple). |
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Unified Norway during the reign of Saint Olav ca. 1020. In pale red the Finnmarken ("Marches#Norway of the Sami") most of which paid tribute to the kings of Norway. |
The Kalmar Union 16th Century |
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Denmark-Norway in 1646 (Treaty of Brömsebro) |
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Denmark-Norway in 1658 (Treaty of Roskilde) |
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Denmark-Norway in 1658 (Treaty of Roskilde) |
Denmark-Norway 1780 |
Old maps
This section holds copies of original general maps more than 70 years old.
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Norway 1570 |
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Denmark-Norway 1595 |
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Norway 1599 |
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Norway 1662 |
Norway 1688 |
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Norway 1720 |
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Norway 1720 |
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Norway and Sweden 1888 |
Other maps
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Temperature map |
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Major roads, 2002 |
Satellite maps
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Satellite image |
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Satellite image |
Notes and references
General remarks:
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