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The most thickly populated part of Norway is in the south,
where ⅔ of the population live. The cultural development of the
country has been associated with the lands to the south of the
North Sea — Denmark and North Germany, and to the west —
Great Britain. Financially, ⁷⁄₁₀ of the country’s commercial
transactions with foreign countries are with those bordering on the North
Sea. The general geographical situation of Norway as a separate,
independent link in the chain of nations of kindred race round
this north-western European inland sea, is thereby indicated.



COMMERCE                 By rail

BY LAND:                 By other means

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