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Kiruna

Kiruna in Norrbotten county, Norrland is the northernmost and one of the most unusual towns in Sweden and with its 18,000 inhabitants, the largest town in Swedish Lapland. Kiruna houses the largest underground mine in the world and is also known for the ... About Kiruna

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