[John Farson]

Most Nordic cities and towns are independent or isolated, though wide swaths of organized areas can be found in the southern parts of Norway, Sweden and Finland and throughout Denmark. The war-torn Lapland region is destroyed, occupied, in anarchy or disputed (The Narvik area). The area of the Kingdom of Sweden is considered occupied. The area of the Republic of Sweden is considered occupied or organized depending on the local administration. The Stockholm area is disputed. Northern Finland (from Tampere to the border of Lapland province) and eastern Finland is the hunting ground of numerous raiders and in anarchy or terrorized. The administration of military units extends to their immediate jurisdiction and is considered occupied.