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Seiland National Park
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Seiland National Park lies in the Alta and Hammerfest municipalities of Finnmark county, Norway, established on December 8, 2006 and covering about 316 square kilometers, most of Seiland island, Finnmark's second largest. It holds two glaciers, Seilandsjokelen and Nordmannsjokelen, the northernmost glaciers in Scandinavia, and its highest peak, Seilandstuva, rises 1,078 meters above surrounding fjords and sea that make up part of the park.
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