
Norway
Whole area8
Clues that work anywhere in this area

Snow poles show up along the roadside too.
Road edge-line dashes are longer than Sweden's. The line even changes clearly right at the Norway-Sweden border.



Street name signs often have an orange background.
Narrowing down the region9
Once you know the area: which part of it
Vegetation
A forest of dark green, densely packed conical Norway spruce points to the east or Trøndelag. Along the western coast and in the north it's limited to plantations.
A forest of nothing but low, white-trunked, twisted mountain birch, extending all the way down to flat ground or the coast, means the north (Troms, Finnmark).
The same vegetation is spread broadly north to south, so narrowing down the region by vegetation is difficult. Broadly speaking, it breaks into the following zones.
| #899FAB | the far-north zone where mountains or bare rock are visible |
|---|---|
| #899FAB | the southern zone where mountains or bare rock are visible |
| #009243 | the southernmost zone, with lots of broadleaf trees |
| #7C7640/#5C460E | a zone with a high share of conifers, where the roadside may be covered in short grass |
| #8CC63E | a zone with farmland and pasture, where tall hedges and maple trees can appear around houses |
Industry & Resources
Where Industry & Resources clues apply2
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Black ring-shaped floats spaced evenly across the calm water of a sheltered fjord or lee of an island, with a square work boat (a feed barge) nearby, mean a salmon farm. There are almost none in the south (Agder).

Rows of roofless, wall-less wooden frames along the coast, hung upside-down with cod, mean stockfish drying racks (hjell). The north (Lofoten Islands, etc.) is the heartland, and they're used from February to May; outside that window, only the bare frames remain.

Terrain
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A flat coastal stretch with none of Norway's typical mountains, forests, or fjords — just green pasture and low stone walls — means Jæren in Rogaland county. The coast is mostly sandy beach.
Beyond where the road clears the treeline, a gently rolling, entirely treeless plateau scattered with ponds and streams stretching on and on means Hardangervidda.

Agriculture
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Golden-ripe grain fields (barley, oats, wheat) in late summer point to the east (around Oslo to Hedmark) or Trøndelag. Farmland in the west and north is mostly pasture.

Orchards of evenly spaced, low apple or cherry trees stretching along steep fjord slopes point to the Hardangerfjord area (Vestland).

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Basics
General facts about this placeCompanies
Companies with ties to this region. However, this does not necessarily mean they can be used on GeoGuessr.Logos you may spot
- Equinor
It is a national energy company and has the largest sales and market capitalization in Norway.Operates oil and gas fields in the North Sea, including the Troll gas field, which is one of the largest oil fields in the North Sea..
Official site (IR)The Troll field and the Troll A, B and C platforms
- Golden Ocean Group
A dry bulk shipping company independent from Frontline.It owns a number of large dry bulk vessels.



