File:Sámi local community Siida.svg

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Siida reindeer herding groups

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English: Today's Sámi communities in Sweden

The mountain Sámi villages: Könkämä, Lainiovuoma, Saarivuoma, Talma, Gabna, Leavas, Girjas, Báste, Unna Tjerusj, Sirges, Jåkkåkaskatjiellde, Tuorpon, Luokta Mavas, Semisjaur-Njarg, Svaipa, Grans, Rans, Ubmeje tjeälddie, Vapstens, Vilhelmina norra, Vilhelmina södra, Frostvikens norra, Ohredahke, Raedtievaerie, Jiingevaerie, Jovnevaerie, Njaarke, Kall, Handölsdalens, Tåssåsens, Mittådalens, Ruvhten sijte, Idre

Forest Sámi villages: Vittangi, Gällivare, Serri, Udtja, Ståkke, Maskaur, Västra Kikkejaur, Östra Kikkejaur, Mausjaur, Malå

Concession Sámi villages: Muonio, Sattajärvi, Tärendö, Korju, Pirttijärvi, Ängeså, Kalix, Liehittäjä
Deutsch: Lappbyar (entstanden aus den ursprünglichen lokalen Gemeinschaften (Siida) in Schweden-Finnland im 16. Jahrhundert und Siidor in Kola (bis Anfang 20. Jahrhundert

English: Reconstructions of Sami community areas in older times. Most of the map was originally published by Filip Hultblad (1968) in "Övergång från nomadism till agrar bosättning i Jokkmokks socken". It shows the situation in the 16th (Sweden and Norway) and 17th (Finland) centuries. The part covering the Kola peninsula was originally published by Karl Nickul in "The lappish nation" from 1977 and shows the situation in the beginning of the 19th century.

Svenska: Lappbyarna i Sverige, Norge, Finland och Ryssland i äldre tid. Merparten av kartan publicerades ursprungligen av Filip Hultblad (1968) i "Övergång från nomadism till agrar bosättning i Jokkmokks socken". Enligt Hultblads källhänvisningar visar kartan hur lappbyarna var fördelade på 1500-talet (Sverige och Norge) och 1600-talet (Finland). Delen som täcker Kolahalvön publicerades ursprungligen i Karl Nickuls "The lappish nation" (1977) och visar hur byområdena var fördelade i början av 1800-talet. Den version som finns här har tagits fram utifrån en karta publicerad 2003 ("Samernas liv" av Rolf Kjellström, Carlssons book publishing, Kristianstad 2003, S. 190 och Siidor i Kola-Halvöja på början av 1900-talet och förr, enligt en karta publicerad 2000 (Wolf-Dieter Seiwert (Hrsg.): Die Saami. Indigenes Volk am Anfang Europas. Deutsch-Russisches Zentrum, Leipzig 2000, Karte 1).
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