Nordland

Nordland is a county in Norway inside the Northern Norway area, bordering Troms within the north, Trondelag within the south, Norrbotten County in Sweden to the east, Vasterbotten County to the southeast, and the Atlantic Ocean Norwegian Sea to the west. The county became formerly referred to as Nordlandene amt. The county management is in Bodo. The far flung Arctic island of Jan Mayen has been administered from Nordland since 1995. In the southern component is Vega, listed at the UNESCO World Heritage website online listing. The history of Nordland is a tale about the items from the sea: One of the maximum productive seas inside the global offering meals all 12 months seeing that historical times,

the same sea creates a climate extra slight than any other place inside the arctic; even the bedrock itself enriched by sea residing organisms thousands and thousands of years in the past in the geological past. There is evidence of human agreement in Nordland as a long way again as 10,500 years in the past, approximately as early as in southern Norway. These Stone Age humans lived close to the coast, often on islands and normally alongside straits close to the open sea, with a wealthy provision of marine assets. Such archeological evidence has been observed on Vega, in Leirfjord and alongside Saltstraumen.