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The 18 pages that link to Norway, each with the reason it gives.

• Unitary stateRelated: Its elected counties and municipalities operate within authority established by national law.

• DenmarkCompared with: Norway and Denmark share historical ties but have been separate states since 1814.

• ScandinaviaBroader topic: Norway shares the peninsula and regional history that underpin Scandinavian identity.

• Cross-country skiingRelated: Norwegian traditions strongly shaped modern cross-country techniques and competition.

• SwedenCompared with: Its shared peninsula and border highlight differences in landscape, resources, and national policy.

• Scandinavian PeninsulaBroader topic: Norway covers most of the peninsula’s long western coast.

• Kurt SchwittersRelated: He continued making art in Norway before fleeing the German invasion.

• Nordic countriesRelated: Norway is one of the five sovereign Nordic countries.

• OsloNarrower topic: Oslo is Norway’s capital and largest city, though most of the country is rural.

• Ski jumpingNarrower topic: Norwegian communities shaped ski jumping’s early practices and competitions.

• Frederick DeliusRelated: Norwegian journeys and musical materials became recurring sources in his compositions.

• Jan MayenRelated: Norway has administered Jan Mayen since 1929 and incorporated it into the kingdom in 1930.

• SkagerrakRelated: Norway’s southeastern coast borders the Skagerrak.

• Ivar GiaeverRelated: Giaever was born in Norway before building his scientific career in the United States.

• Kristen NygaardNarrower topic: Nygaard’s computing research and political career unfolded in Norway.

• Peter I IslandNarrower topic: Norway administers Peter I Island as a dependency, though the island lies far beyond Europe.

• Gunboat WarBroader topic: The Treaty of Kiel transferred Norway from Denmark to Sweden as the war ended.

• Viking activity in the British IslesBroader topic: Norwegian voyagers were especially connected to the northern and western British Isles.