Finnskogen ("Forest of the Finns") is an area of Norway and Sweden situated in the counties of Innlandet and Värmland respectively, so named because of...

of Hedmark, close to the border of Sweden, in what today is denoted as Finnskogen in Norwegian and Finnskog[arna] in Swedish (literally "Finn Forest[s]")...

iTromsø; and 2 in Klassekampen and in Adresseavisen. Filming took place in Finnskogen and the film premiered in Elverum, Hamar and Kongsvinger before everywhere...

specifically in the eastern part of Solør, in the area bordering Sweden known as Finnskogen ("the Finnish woods"). The practice also spread to New Sweden in North...

traditions from: Røros and Nord-Noreg styles, both using the standard fiddle. Finnskogen, using the standard fiddle, but featuring some flatted notes influenced...

approximately 8.5 kilometres (5.3 mi) long and it is located in the rural Finnskogen forest area. The river begins at the Nydammen (new dam), the southwest...

kilometres (38 km) of which are illuminated. Mattila holiday village in Finnskogen northwest of Torsby in Värmland provides up to 170 kilometres (110 mi)...

as the Finnish musician Markku Ounaskari. Langeland lives in Grue at Finnskogen. John Kellman of the All About Jazz magazine recognized Sinikka Langeland...

an unofficial standard pronunciation of Bokmål. The eastern forests of Finnskogen and Finnemarka were the home of a Finnish minority, that immigrated in...

kingdom. In the 17th century the forest east of Glomma became known as Finnskogen ("the forest of the Finns"). This named refers to Finnish refugees from...