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It may be also relevant that (from Wikipedia) it only has 1.2M /10.3M = 12% of the population of Sweden.



Way more than Montana, which has only .3% of the US population, though Norrland and Montana are similar in absolute numbers.


They are also similar in population density. Norrland has 8.6 people per square mile while Montana has 7 per square mile.


Area-wise Norrland is roughly 60% of Sweden’s total area[1], while Montana is less than 4% of the US total area. I think that makes the comparison more fair.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_Sweden




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