KnowraScandinavian PeninsulaLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Scandinavian Peninsula, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 3Related 4Narrower topic 3Compared with 1NorwayNarrower topic: Norway occupies the peninsula’s western side, shaped by mountains and a long Atlantic coastline.ScandinaviaBroader topic: The peninsula gives the region its name but excludes Denmark, which belongs to Scandinavia culturally.Treaty of RoskildeRelated: The treaty shifted control of its southern borderlands and helped establish the peninsula’s later political geography.Subarctic climateBroader topic: Its northern interior has subarctic climates moderated in places by Atlantic air.Kola PeninsulaCompared with: It lies west of Kola, separated by the Kola Peninsula’s proximity to the Barents Sea.SápmiRelated: Much of Sápmi lies across its northern reaches.Scandinavian MountainsNarrower topic: The mountain chain follows much of the peninsula’s length but does not define all of it.GötalandRelated: Götaland occupies its southern Swedish portion.Northern EuropeBroader topic: Its mountains and coastline shape much of the region's western geography.VänernNarrower topic: Vänern is among the major freshwater lakes of this peninsula.History of ScandinaviaRelated: Its geography differs from the historical grouping of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.