Neotoma pollen sites
Abborrtjärnen
Nordic pollen sites with samples and chronologies
Lake. Physiography: bedrock basin. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Betula sp.
0-9815 Calibrated radiocarbon years BP
Mid-Holocene (3001-6000 BP)
Neotoma publishes BP age coverage here, but the interval remains a site-level pollen context span rather than a sample-owned event date.
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Neotoma pollen sites
Aborregöl
Nordic pollen sites with samples and chronologies
Small lake with marginal fen. Physiography: in hummocky morraine with exposed bedroc. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce with pine.
Unresolved time semantics
Unresolved time window
Neotoma did not publish enough age-range detail here to support temporal comparison.
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Neotoma pollen sites
Afstj¢rna
Nordic pollen sites with samples and chronologies
Lake. Physiography: Mountain. Surrounding vegetation: Bogs and herbs. Vegetation formation: North-Boreal.
0-13398 Calibrated radiocarbon years BP
Early Holocene and older (6001+ BP)
Neotoma coverage merges more than one BP age-range convention for this site, so the interval remains comparable but should be treated as a site-level summary span.
Multiple BP age-range conventions contribute to this site span.
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Ageröds Mosse
Forested Sphagnum bog. Physiography: till. Surrounding vegetation: pasture and arable land.
0-11004 Calibrated radiocarbon years BP
Mid-Holocene (3001-6000 BP)
Neotoma coverage merges more than one BP age-range convention for this site, so the interval remains comparable but should be treated as a site-level summary span.
Multiple BP age-range conventions contribute to this site span.
Age coverage (Calibrated radiocarbon years BP)
Age coverage (Radiocarbon years BP)

Aholammi
Lake with mesic forest. Physiography: hilly morainic country. Surrounding vegetation: mesic spruce forest.
Early Holocene and older (6001+ BP)
Neotoma coverage merges more than one BP age-range convention for this site, so the interval remains comparable but should be treated as a site-level summary span.
Multiple BP age-range conventions contribute to this site span.
Age coverage (Radiocarbon years BP)

Akuvaara
Lake. Physiography: Hill of sandy/gravelly outwash. Surrounding vegetation: Thin pine forest.
Mid-Holocene (3001-6000 BP)

Alanen Laanijärvi
Lake. Physiography: Valley. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs, herbs. Vegetation formation: North-Boreal.

Atteköps Mosse
Very small bog. Physiography: on a bedrock ridge "Horst". Surrounding vegetation: mixed forest with spruce and birch.
Unresolved time semantics
Unresolved time window
Neotoma did not publish enough age-range detail here to support temporal comparison.

Austerkjøsen
Lake. Physiography: Valley. Surrounding vegetation: Forest, shrubs, herbs. Vegetation formation: North-boreal.
19-12458 Radiocarbon years BP
Early Holocene and older (6001+ BP)
Neotoma publishes BP age coverage here, but the interval remains a site-level pollen context span rather than a sample-owned event date.

Barheivatn
Lake. Physiography: Peninsula. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs and dwarf shrubs. Vegetation formation: Between northern boreal and low-alpine.
79-9592 Radiocarbon years BP
Neotoma publishes BP age coverage here, but the interval remains a site-level pollen context span rather than a sample-owned event date.

Bergakyllen
Large lake-considerable input from north. Physiography: hummocky morraine and exposed bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce and pine.

Bergsjön
A small lake. Physiography: On top of a mountain. Surrounding vegetation: Coniferous forest - pine/spruce/birch.
Unresolved time semantics
Unresolved time window
Neotoma did not publish enough age-range detail here to support temporal comparison.

Bjärabygget
Large peatbog. Physiography: hilly area in upland. Surrounding vegetation: Picea and Pinus forest.
Late Holocene (1001-3000 BP)

Bjäresjösjön
Small circular lake. Physiography: low hills. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.
Late Holocene (1001-3000 BP)

Bjärsjon
A small lake. Physiography: on a plateau mountain. Surrounding vegetation: coniferous forest.

Bjärsjöholmssjön
Overgrown ancient lake, pasture land. Physiography: hummocky dead-ice tills. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus forests, pasture land.

Björkeröds Mosse
Open fen dammed and flooded in 1970's to create a bird pond.
Physiography: Exposed hillslope of Björkeröd plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Alder fen, beech wood, pasture, arable.

Björksjödamm
Bog pool, lake previously much bigger. Physiography: in a small valley surrounded by slopes. Surrounding vegetation: forests with pine and spruce.

Bjørnfjelltjørn
Lake. Physiography: Valley. Surrounding vegetation: Above Betula pub. forest limit. Vegetation formation: Low Alpine.

Blomoy
Bog. Physiography: bedrock depression. Surrounding vegetation: heath.

Blåvasstjønn
Lake with surrounding fen. Physiography: underlying bedrock (Amphibole/Gneiss). Surrounding vegetation: mixed pine/spruce forest/ombrogenic mire.

Bocksten site A
Bog. Physiography: hollow in hilly landscape. Surrounding vegetation: Fagus and Picea forest.
Late Holocene (1001-3000 BP)

Brattheivatnet
Small circular lake. Physiography: glacial origin. Surrounding vegetation: dwarf-shrub vegetation dominated by Calluna vulgaris, Empetrum nigrum, and Betula nana, with some stunted B. pubescens ssp. tortuosa.

Brurskardtjørni
Bedrock basin. Physiography: Montain. Surrounding vegetation: Salix and Betula shrubs, open grassland. Vegetation formation: Low alpine vegetation.
12278 Calibrated radiocarbon years BP
Neotoma age coverage is present, but not in a BP form that this repository compares numerically.

Bruvatnet [Rovvejávri]
Lake. Physiography: Bedrock hills mantled by gl. drift (till. Surrounding vegetation: Thin mountain birch scrub.

Bussjösjön
Small eutrophic to hypertrophic lake. Physiography: steep hummocky topography depression. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.

Bökesjön
Lake. Physiography: hydrological catchment. Surrounding vegetation: Forest.

Dags Mosse
Raised Pinus-Sedum-Sphagnum bog. Physiography: tills and glaciofluvial depressions. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Betula (Picea) belt.

Dalane
Lake. Physiography: Setesdal valley. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Nemoral.

Dalmutladdo
Lake. Physiography: Depression in the valley. Surrounding vegetation: Betula forest. Vegetation formation: Boreal forest.
10541 Calibrated radiocarbon years BP
Neotoma age coverage is present, but not in a BP form that this repository compares numerically.

Deromesjön
A medium sized lake. Physiography: in a valley landscape. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce and birch.

Djupdalsbekken
Ravine. Physiography: Valley. Surrounding vegetation: forest.

Domsjön
Small lake, the highest on plateau. Physiography: Top of plateau with exposed rock. Surrounding vegetation: Coniferous forest of pine and spruce.

Domsvatnet
The lake occupies a shallow oblong basin, measuring about 150 m by 600 m, between gently sloping hills covered by drift. There are no apparent influents and only a small stream as an outflow. The dominant vegetation on the surrounding slopes is a dwarf-shrub tundra with Betula nana, Empetrum, Salix, Arctostaphylos alpinum, and Rubus chamaemorus as prominent elements. Cottongrass-sedge communities are abundant in wetter depressions.

Donvold
Partly disturbed bog. Surrounding vegetation: Open.
41-8367 Radiocarbon years BP

Eigebakken bog
Bog. Physiography: fluvial system. Surrounding vegetation: agriculture and industry.
9577-14440 Calendar years BP
Age coverage (Calendar years BP)

Exhult
Bog. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: forest.

Fjallsjön 1
A lake. Physiography: an upland plateau with low relief. Surrounding vegetation: surrounded by mire, pine and spruce.

Fjällnas
Surrounding vegetation: adjacent uppermost tree limit, Betula.

Flaatevatn
Limnogenic bog. Physiography: Underlying bedrock (Phyllite + Quartz). Surrounding vegetation: Subalpine birch forest rich in grasses.

Flahult
Small bog. Physiography: bassin. Surrounding vegetation: Alder forest.

Flinkasjön
Small lake. Physiography: Basin in peatland area. Surrounding vegetation: peatland, forest and farmland.

Flotatjønn
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs. Vegetation formation: Northern-boreal.

Frengstadsetra
Slightly sloping and lime-rich fen. Physiography: micaschist bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: lime-rich fens and ridges, birch forests.

Färskesjön
Lake with rocky or sandy shore. Physiography: rocky hills and some moraine area. Surrounding vegetation: Quercus, Pinus, Fagus, Alnus-Rhamnus fen.

Fårarps Mosse
Bog. Physiography: basin. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields.

Galtsjön
A smallish lake. Physiography: in a hilly area of rock exposures + till. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce and pine.

Gammelheimenvatnet
Lake. Physiography: Valley in fjord area. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs and trees. Vegetation formation: Middle/North-Boreal.

Gilltjärnen
Lake. Physiography: moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Ulmus, Acer, Fraxinus, Picea, Pinus.

Grasvatn
Shallow lake on the island of Frøya. Overgrown by aquatics. Physiography: Shellsand on gneisses. Surrounding vegetation: Heather, fens and bogs.

Grauthelleren
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Boreo-nemoral.

Grisavad
Bog. Physiography: hummocky landscape. Surrounding vegetation: Picea, Fagus forest, agriculture land.

Grostjørna
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Southern-boreal.

Halsjön II
Lake with a marginal fen. Physiography: in a valley with rock exposures and till. Surrounding vegetation: mixed forest of spruce, pine and birch.

Harreskov
Cromer interglacial locality (Harreskov type) from middle Pleistocene. Sediments are made of calcareous gyttja overlain by diatomaceous gyttja.

Haugtjernet
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: South-Boreal.

Hemma
Bog in slope. Physiography: glacial origine. Surrounding vegetation: forest.

Hirvilampi
Lake with marginal fen. Physiography: moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Picea forest.

Holebudalen
Lake. Physiography: Hills and mountain. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs and herbs. Vegetation formation: Low-alpine.

Hollerup
Paleolake of Eemian age. Situated on the northern edge of the Gudenå valley 14 km southeast of Randers, between Langå and Ulstrup, in the eastern part of central Jylland.

Holtjärnen
Kettle lake. Physiography: Depression. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris, Picea abies, Betula sp., Alnus incana, and Populus tremula. Vegetation formation: Southern boreal Forest.

Hälsegyl
Small lake, probably in a kettle hole. Physiography: in hummocky morraine. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce.

Håkulls Mosse
Water filled remnant of peat cutting. Physiography: in a narrow valley with steep sides. Surrounding vegetation: mixed beech-oak forest with pine+spruce.

Isbenttjønn
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs and herbs. Vegetation formation: North-Boreal.

Isokärret
Young mire, former lake. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Betula/Pinus (50/50%), Menyanthes.

Kaarkotinlampi
A small lake with marginal fen. Physiography: mire pool enclosed by forest. Surrounding vegetation: forest.

Kaartlamminsuo
Fen surrounding a lake. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest.

Kalven
Small lake - kettle hole. Physiography: in hummocky morraine. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce.

Kangerjoki
Edge of a mire area between lakes. Physiography: undulating till. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest with spruce, some fields.

Kansjön
Lake. Physiography: Rolling till surface. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Betula.

Kassjön
Kassjon, a small boreal-forest lake in northem Sweden is dimictic with seasonal anoxia as a result has varved sediments covering the last 6300 years. Catchment surroundingthe lake is dominated by boreal forest, but 25% of thearea is covered by arable land
0-6434 Calendar years BP
Age coverage (Calendar years BP)

Kinnshaugen
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Mid-boreal.

Kirkkosaari
Young mire connecting island to mainland. Physiography: Sphagnum peat. Surrounding vegetation: deciduous forest.

Kittilä
Ditched wooded mire. Physiography: sand dunes. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest with birch and willow.
Recent and historical (0-1000 BP)

Klotjärnen

Krageholmssjön
Lake. Physiography: hummocky dead-ice fills. Surrounding vegetation: 80% arable land, 20% Fagus forest.

Kroksjön
Medium to large sized lake. Physiography: steeply sided hollow in bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce with birch and pine.

Kroktjärnen
Lake. Physiography: riverside lagoon. Surrounding vegetation: Pine forest.
0-3601 Varve years BP
Age coverage (Varve years BP)

Krontjärnen
Lake with marginal fen. Surrounding vegetation: mixed alder/birch/pine/spruce.

Kuivajarvi
Lake surrounded by forest and minor field. Physiography: Till/sand. Surrounding vegetation: Betula, Picea, Pinus forest and fields.

Kullaberg
Bog. Physiography: depression in small plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Vaccinium, Rubus, Betula, Fagus, Quercus.

Laihalampi
Small shallow lake.
Physiography: basin.
Surrounding vegetation: Pinus sylvestris & Picea abies.
11000 Calibrated radiocarbon years BP

Lake Avegöl
Small lake. Physiography: basin in Småland Uplands. Surrounding vegetation: Spruce and pine forest, pastures.

Lake Badsjön
Small lake. Physiography: depression in valley. Surrounding vegetation: fen and birch forest.

Lake Flarken
Lake Flarken is a shallow (0.9 m), partly over-grown polyhumic lake with a slightly elongated shape (ca. 300 by 600 m) surrounded by southern-Boreal vegetation

Lake Flåfattjønna
Lake. Physiography: Plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Birch forest. Vegetation formation: Alpine zone.

Lake Heimtjønna
Lake. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: dwarf-shrub tundra.

Lake Hopseidet
Lake. Physiography: Smooth topography. Surrounding vegetation: Treeless tundra.

Lake Ifjord
Physiography: Bowl-shaped basin. Surrounding vegetation: Treeless, alpine.

Lake Mullsjön
Round, big lake. Physiography: northern edge of a glacial-fluvial area. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest.

Lake Ristjønna
Lake. Physiography: Valley. Surrounding vegetation: dwarf-shrub tundra.

Lake Skaidejavri
Medium size lake. Physiography: Rolling rockland. Surrounding vegetation: Sparse mountain birch forest.

Lake Skogstjern
Lake. Physiography: proximal side of the Ra-moraine. Surrounding vegetation: Picea, Pinus, Betula, Populus.

Lake Solsø
Strongly drained lake, now mostly fen. Physiography: almost flat landscape, 30-90 asl heights. Surrounding vegetation: dry-moist pasture, fertilized.

Lake Stentjärn
Lake. Physiography: Mountain. Surrounding vegetation: dwarf-shrubs, willows, grasses, sedges.

Lake Store Finnsjøen
Lake. Physiography: depression in Mt Finnshø. Surrounding vegetation: lichen dominated dwarf-shrub tundra.

Lake Svartkälstjärn
Lake. Physiography: basin in metamorphic/igneous bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: conifer forests, mires and fens.

Lake Sämbosjön
Lake. Physiography: Lake. Surrounding vegetation: 10-15 m broad and continuous Alnus belt.

Lake Sännen
Medium sized lake. Physiography: hummocky moraine landscape. Surrounding vegetation: Mixed forest with spruce, pine, birch.

Lake Tibenatus
Lake. Physiography: depression in Kårsa valley. Surrounding vegetation: heath vegetation with birch forest.

Lake Topptjønna
Lake. Physiography: Valley. Surrounding vegetation: dwarf-shrub tundra.

Lake Trummen
1150-10208 Calendar years BP
Age coverage (Calendar years BP)

Lake Tsuolbmajavri
Lake. Physiography: Rolling bedrock dominated landscape. Surrounding vegetation: Mountain birch.

Lake Vuolep Njakajaure
Lake. Physiography: depression in Abisko valley. Surrounding vegetation: Betula forest, isolated Pinus sylvestris.
Neotoma age coverage is present, but not in a BP form that this repository compares numerically.

Lake Öagöl
Lake. Physiography: rolling hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: mixed woodlands and small-scale agriculture.
Recent and historical (0-1000 BP)

Lalaxkärret
Forested peat bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Calluna, Empetrum, Vaccinium sp.

Lehmilampi
Small lake. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: pine and spruce.
28-5344 Varve years BP
Age coverage (Varve years BP)

Lerbäcker Moor
Raised bog and fen on glaciofluvial sands. Much of it already cut for peat in 1916.

Lervahå bog
Bog. Physiography: depression in flat area. Surrounding vegetation: birch-forest.

Liastemmen bog
Bog in Karmoy island. Physiography: basin in undulating area. Surrounding vegetation: Calluna, Erica, Polytricium, Eriophorum.

Lilla Gloppsjön
Lake with rocky shore. Physiography: Rolling till covered bedrock topography. Surrounding vegetation: Mixed Picea-Betula-Pinus forest.
Catchment covers about 650 ha.

Lilla Sjö
Fairly small lake. Physiography: undulating landscape. Surrounding vegetation: mixed forest of spruce, birch, oak.

Lille Kjelavatn
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Herbs. Vegetation formation: Sub-alpine.

Lillsjön
Small lake in the hemiboreal vegetation zone dominated by coniferous forest with wide- spread occurrence of deciduous trees, mainly Quercus, Betula, and Populus. It is today a mosaic rural landscape with woodland and agricultural land in varying proportions.

Lillsjön
Small lake just above the marine limit. Physiography: in a bedrock till area, hummocky. Surrounding vegetation: mixed forest with a dominance of spruce.

Lina myr
Lina myr (57° 34′ 31.764″ N, 18° 37′ 59.124″ E), situated 6.3 km southwest of Åminne and 21 km east of Visby, is a 9-km2 area of
cultivated, drained fenland. The area stretches for 6 km from southwest to northeast and 2 km in an east to west direction. Lina myr drains in a northeast direction toward the east coast of
Gotland via the Gothem River. The Gothem River was straightened during the draining of the fen in the 1940s. Today, the elevation
of the Lina myr fen is about 9 m a.s.l. The original basin threshold is estimated to be 9.5–9.9 m a.s.l., based on a cross-section established from modern digital evaluation models (Barliaev, 2017). To the west of the fen the surface geology consists of marl and
further to the west of glacial till (Figure 1c). To the east, limestone bedrock is exposed. The island of Gotland consists of Silurian
limestone (Hede, 1925). The bedrock of Lina myr is classified as the Halla Formation (Laufeld, 1974).

Lisletjønn
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Middle-boreal.

Liten Cap’pesjav’ri
Glacial origin lake on Magerøya Island. The local bedrock is principally metamorphosed Late Proterozoic to Cambrian age sandstones, with quartzite, amphibolite and conglomerate layers. Site is located in tundra, a major component of which are dwarf-shrub communities dominated by Empetrum nigrum ssp. hermaphroditum, with Vaccinium vitis-idaea, V. uliginosum, V. myrtillus, and Betula nana as frequent and locally co-dominant components.

Litlvatnet
Lake. Physiography: Fjord area. Surrounding vegetation: Trees and shrubs. Vegetation formation: North-Boreal.

Ljungsjön
Bog pool. Physiography: upland plateau with low relief. Surrounding vegetation: mire, pine and spruce forests.

Ljustjärnen
Small kettle lake. Physiography: basin. Surrounding vegetation: peatlands.

Logylet
Rock-bed surrounded by hummocky morraine. Physiography: In a steep-sided rock basin. Surrounding vegetation: Mainly spruce, birch and alder.

Lusvatnet
Small oval lake. Physiography: small cirque glacier that drained into Lusvatnet during the
Lateglacial. Surrounding vegetation: Open birch woodland dominated by Betula pubescens ssp. tortuosa and with a predominantly ericaceous or tall-fern-dominated understory clothes the steep lower slopes. Above the tree-line, the vegetation is composed of ericaceous dwarf-shrubs and grasses on sheltered slopes, open grass-heath on exposed ridges, and cliff vegetation around the head of the lake where several arctic-alpine and montane species occur.

M. Lommesjön
A small lake in a hilly area. Physiography: surrounded by till and bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: pine and spruce.

Maanselänsuo
Drained fen surrounding a lake. Physiography: rolling stagnation moraine. Surrounding vegetation: drained trichophorum caespitosum fen.

Mabo Moss
Slightly raised Pinus-Ledum-Sphagnum bog. Physiography: Glaciofluvial deposits and tills. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus-Betula-Picea (Quercus).

Madtjärn
A small lake in a hilly area. Physiography: surrounded by till and bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: pine and spruce.

Masehjavri
Lake. Physiography: bedrock col mantled by till. Surrounding vegetation: dwarf shrub heath.

Mattarp
Bog. Physiography: central part of a braod terrace. Surrounding vegetation: forest, pastures, arable fields.

Mayralampi
Lake with marginal willow-grey alder. Physiography: rolling stagnation moraine. Surrounding vegetation: spruce forest and drained mixed forest.

Mjällsjön
Medium sized lake. Physiography: in a valley surrounded by till, bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce with some birch and pine.

Morttjern
Lake. Physiography: Plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Forest and bogs. Vegetation formation: Boreo-nemoral.

Mossen
Well developed raised bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus dominated peat vegetation.

Mukkavaara
Lake. Physiography: hummocky till / ice contact drift. Surrounding vegetation: mountain birch woodland.

Myrvatnet
Glacial orgin lake. Surrounding vegetation: Trees and shrubs. Vegetation formation: North-Boreal.

Måsåtjørnet
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Mid-boreal.

Nedre Draketjärn
A small lake in a hilly area. Physiography: surrounded by till and bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: pine and spruce.

Odensjön
Small cirque lake, upland site. Physiography: ancient cirque basin, steep slopes. Surrounding vegetation: mainly beech, + alder swamp, + spruce pl.

Over Gunnarsfjorden
Glacial origin lake. Metamorphic rocks, mostly micaceous and garnetiferous schists and slates of Caledonian. age (ca 550–400Ma), predominate the catchment. Local vegetation is tundra, dwarf shrub communities dominated by Empetrum nigrum ssp. hermaphroditum, with Vaccinium spp. and Betula nana.

Over Kobbkrokvatnet
Glacial origin lake lying within the Risvik sub-stage ice limit and just outside the Outer Porsanger moraine that runs along the ridge to the south of the lake. Site is located in tundra with are dwarf-shrub communities dominated by Empetrum nigrum ssp. hermaphroditum, with Vaccinium vitis-idaea, V. uliginosum, V. myrtillus, and Betula nana as frequent and locally co-dominant components. The local bedrock is mostly dark grey sandstone, alternating with layers of grey-black mudstone and shale, assigned to the Barents Sea group and marginal to the rocks of the Caledonian orogeny.

Palomaa
Small mire located close to the northern limit of pine forest in eastern Finnish Lapland. To the south, forest areas are dominated almost exclusively by Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) while, to the north, the regional vegetation type is mountain birch woodland (Betula pubescens ssp. czerepanovii).
Recent and historical (0-1000 BP)

Ran Viken
Lake with Phragmites. Physiography: rolling till-covered bedrock topography. Surrounding vegetation: Picea, Pinus, Fagus, Quercus.

Reiersdalvann
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest and bog. Vegetation formation: Boreo-nemoral.

Reinskaret bog
Bog. Physiography: Roros mountains. Surrounding vegetation: grasses.
8601 Calendar years BP

Rogberga
Bog. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: cultivated fields, Alder forest.

Rukatunturi
Shallow peat above the forest limit. Physiography: hill summit. Surrounding vegetation: Calluna, Empetrum, Vaccinium spp., Festuca.

Ryönänsuo
Raised bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat bog surrounded by fields. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, dwarf shrubs.

Råttuvarri
The site is a small lake on a pine forest-clad bedrock hill in the valley of Skibottsdalen, about 5 km inland from Lyngenfjorden. It lies a couple of km inside the Skibotn end moraines and ice margin deltas, about 20 m above the marine limit.

Råtåsj¢en
Lake. Physiography: Valley. Surrounding vegetation: Herb.

Rönneholms Mosse
Raised bog. Currently being mined for peat.

Sandsjön
Lake with bog, fen and rocky shore. Physiography: Peatland and till. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus and other mire vegetation.

Sandvikvatn
Oligotrophic lake. Physiography: Mica schist/Phyllite bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: Heather.

Siggaboda
Bog. Physiography: wet hollow in valley. Surrounding vegetation: Forest of Stensjönäs (Picea, Abies).

Sigvalde Träsk
Small, deep lake, artificially lowered. Physiography: in an area of limestone. Surrounding vegetation: mixture of pine and arable agriculture.

Siikasuo
Raised bog. Physiography: Pinus dominated raised bog. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Lednum palustre, Vaccinium uliginosum.

Sipola
Small fen. Physiography: dune ridges. Surrounding vegetation: patch of birch within pine forest.

Skvarran
Small lake dammed by peatland. Physiography: on the highest hill, surrounded by till. Surrounding vegetation: pine dominated.

Slatten
Small bog. Physiography: on a sandy plain. Surrounding vegetation: pine, mixed forest-arable land dominant.

Spjällsjön
Very big lake. Physiography: in a drumlin-reed area. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce with some birch.

Stangsmyr
Large, partly drained mire. Physiography: adjacent to fossil beach ridges. Surrounding vegetation: pine dominated.

Stavsåkra
Small bog. Physiography: small basin in uplands. Surrounding vegetation: deciduous trees (Betula,Corylus,Tilia..)

Stobydeltat
Bog in peatland. Physiography: glacial origine. Surrounding vegetation: Pine forest.

Stor-flen
Swamp forest. Physiography: small depression. Surrounding vegetation: Picea, Betula, Alnus, Popoulus, Salix.

Storasjö
Small bog. Physiography: small basin (moraine ridge). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, Ericaceae, Spruce and Birch.

Storsandvatnet
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs. Vegetation formation: Coastal.

Storsnasen
Peat mire. Physiography: depression in amphibolite bedrock. Surrounding vegetation: mire, toundra, forest.

Styggtjärnen

Suovalampi
Lake. Physiography: hummocky, bouldery ablation moraine. Surrounding vegetation: thin birch and pine woodland.

Svanåvatnet
Lake. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: P. abies with some P. sylvestris and B. pubescens.

Svartvatnet
Lake in coastal region. Physiography: Hilly zone. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Southern-boreal (oceanic).

Syrjälänsuo
Restricted peat bog. Physiography: Suppasuo in connection with sandy harjut (esker). Surrounding vegetation: Pinus, tall dwarf shrubs.

Särkikangas
Fen. Physiography: undulating till. Surrounding vegetation: pine forest with some spruce, and a few fields.

Tiåvatnet
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Shrubs and bogs. Vegetation formation: Mid-boreal.

Toppeladugärd
Former fen appears as a damp hollow. Physiography: small hollow, formerly a kettle hole. Surrounding vegetation: intensive agriculture.

Toskaljarvi
Lake. Physiography: wide valley. Surrounding vegetation: Betula, Vaccinum, Empetrum & Sedge.

Trelde Klint
Lacustrine deposits of interglacial paleolake. Physiography: Basin.

Trettetjørn
Bedrock basin. Physiography: Plateau. Surrounding vegetation: Betula pubescens and scattered birch. Vegetation formation: Low-alpine vegetation zone.

Trollvatnet
The lake is situated on a bedrock hill in the Alta valley sorne 10 km inland from the fiord head. The surroundinj vegetation is open pine forest grading uphill into mountain birch (Betula pubescens ssp. tortuosa) woodland. The tree line (birch) is at 300 to 400 m. The site is a few kilometres inside the Main Sub-stage (Younger Dryas) end-moraines, and it is weIl above the local marine limit (70-80 m.

Trondheimsfjord
Marine site. Physiography: Fjord.

Trygåsen (II)
Treeless mire. Physiography: hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: open mire and forest.

Trälhultet
Small wetland. Physiography: hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Betula, Alnus, and Picea forest.

Tullerinsuo
Raised bog. Physiography: Sphagnum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus forest, Lednum palustre, Eriophorum.

Uddared
Little bog. Physiography: basin in river valley. Surrounding vegetation: Forest.

Valtavaaranlampi
Lake. Surrounding vegetation: conifer forest.

Vasikkasuo
Mire, partly cultivated. Physiography: Sphagnum-Eriophorum peat. Surrounding vegetation: Pinus and tall dwarf shrubs.

Vejlby
Infilled gravel pit.

Vestre Øykjamyrtjørn
Bedrock basin. Physiography: Fjord. Surrounding vegetation: Just above tree-line Betula alnus. Vegetation formation: Boreonemoral zone.

Vingölen
A small lake. Physiography: in a sheltered position in a valley. Surrounding vegetation: mostly spruce.

Vitavattsgyl
Undulating terrain dominated by till. Physiography: hollow in the bedrock and till. Surrounding vegetation: mainly spruce with some pine and birch.

Vuolep Allasasjaure
Lake. Physiography: Formely glaciated mountain. Surrounding vegetation: Above tree limit. Vegetation formation: Alpine.

Vuoskkujávri
Lake. Physiography: Hillslopes valley. Surrounding vegetation: Birch forest and shrubs. Vegetation formation: North-boreal.

Värsjö Utmark
Small bog. Physiography: till plateau. Surrounding vegetation: picea and Pinus forest, pasture.

Västragylet
Small lake. Physiography: basin in river valley of Mieån (moraine). Surrounding vegetation: Spruce forest and wet meadows.

Ylimysneva
Bog complex. Surrounding vegetation: submesic Pinus coniferous forest.

Åkerhultagöl [Tomtabaken]
A mire pool. Physiography: basin sourrounded by hills. Surrounding vegetation: forests with pine and spruce.

Åsbotorpsjön
Small lake.

Östra Ringarp
Small fen in a former lake. Physiography: hummocky landscape. Surrounding vegetation: Betula/Pinus/Picea forest and pastures.

Övre Draketjärn

Övre myren från Skallskog
Small mire. Physiography: depression. Surrounding vegetation: Forest.

Øygardstjønn
Lake. Physiography: Hilly area. Surrounding vegetation: Forest. Vegetation formation: Middle-boreal.