Finnmark has a population of around 73,000 people across 18 municipalities, making it Norway’s most sparsely populated county. The largest towns include Alta, known for its Northern Lights research and growing technology sector, Hammerfest, a key center for energy and petroleum, and Vadsø, the county's administrative center. Finnmark is home to the indigenous Sámi people, whose traditions and language are an integral part of the region’s identity. The county’s economy is driven by fisheries, reindeer herding, tourism, and energy industries, with increasing investments in renewable energy and sustainable development.
With vast Arctic wilderness, dramatic coastlines, and endless outdoor opportunities, Troms and Finnmark remain some of the most unique and captivating destinations in Norway.