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| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...name same name. It was one of the original kingdoms to merge into Greater Normark.

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...st city is [[Brekket]], with a population of 230,000. Other cities of note in the region are [[Erikshøjd]] and [[Kristianhøjd]].

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...ity is [[Kristinesand]], with a population of 50,000. Other cities of note in the region are [[Valmarstrand]] and [[Aspeveda]].

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...city is [[Tramsefjord]], with a population of 37,000. Other cities of note in the region are [[Erikstad]] and [[Bøhm]].

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...largest city is [[Margeretehavn]], with a population of 80,000, with other cities of note being [[Oppkjer]] and [[Stavheim]].

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...[[Flode]], with a municipality population of 30,000. Other cities of note in the region are [[Engavanger]] and [[Sigmundsos]].

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...e city of [[Lakssund]] with the population of 52,000. Other cities of note in the region are [[Sølden]] and [[Trondkjer]].

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...n]] and [[Hennerød]]. '''Ale''' was one of the last regions to be added in Normark, when it got split from [[Sunnerland]] after the [[Normarkian Civil War]] s

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...on of 417,000 and metropolitan population of 780,000. Other cities of note in the region are the christian centre of [[Sandfjord]] and the former lumber

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...it by the [[Jarldom of Bjure]]. It's one of the oldest regions of Greater Normark, and it used to be a part of the [[Kingdom of Sunnerland]], which also inco

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...d soldiers. It got defined borders in 1847, but it got it's modern borders in 1975.

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...y of [[Luonddogietkka]], with a population of 18,000. Other cities of note in the region are the old normarkian reformation town of [[Erikshus]] and the

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...y back to 8th and 9th centuries, but the region also had several towns and cities that bloomed during the industrial revolution like Blofoss and Fredriksnes.

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...for example the municipalities [[Tele]] and [[Bø]]. Other cities/ of note in the region are the waterfront municipality of [[Hvaalviik]] and the royal s

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...ity is [[Kiinavuopio]], with a population of 157,000. Other cities of note in the region are [[Nordlys]] and [[Vestheim]].

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...the form of an old norwegian dialect spoken by around 5000 lykkemen living in the area around '''Faarborg''' and the traditional dresses that's sometimes

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...most 60% of the entire region's population. Other cities and towns of note in the region are the silver mining town of [[ Silbavárri]] and the cultural

[[File:Kiinavuopio Covered in snow.jpeg|thumb|right|[[Kiinavuopio]]]] ...kian cities there are only technically three metropolitan areas in Greater Normark; the [[Oskarsviik metropolitan area]], the [[Daal metropolitan area]] and t

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...are [[Gávpot]] and [[Angafjord]]. Bramland is also a historical region of Normark ([[Fylke]]), and it kept a similar border to what it had before the region

| subdivision_name = [[Greater Normark]] ...became an important trading city in the 20th century to transport goods to Normark's southern neighbours.